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The private computer for the open internet. Privacy is what lets people and businesses act freely. Accountability is what keeps everyone safe. Palliora is how the open internet gets both: private by default, accountable by design. See Why Palliora. Palliora plugs into the chains and platforms you already use. Its Guardian network runs computation and moves value while keeping both private and accountable. Your users, assets and liquidity stay where they are. See Where Palliora runs. It starts with finance and AI, the two places where private, accountable computation is needed most today.

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Two inventions

Palliora's two inventions: Compute Contracts, which agree and record what runs, on whose data and who gets paid; and Accountable Privacy, which keeps data and identities sealed and reveals a specific record only through due process. Both are delivered by the Guardian network and encrypted data availability. Private by default, accountable by design.Palliora's two inventions: Compute Contracts, which agree and record what runs, on whose data and who gets paid; and Accountable Privacy, which keeps data and identities sealed and reveals a specific record only through due process. Both are delivered by the Guardian network and encrypted data availability. Private by default, accountable by design.
  • Compute Contracts. A publicly recorded agreement that names what runs, on whose data, under what confidentiality, and who gets paid. Terms are locked before anything executes, and every step after that is recorded. Compute Contracts connect private, off-chain work to public, on-chain accountability. See Compute Contracts.
  • Accountable Privacy. Data and identities stay sealed by default. A specific record can be revealed only when a signed, publicly logged request is approved by a quorum of independent Guardians, and only that record. Users can also share time-bound view keys on their own terms. See Accountable privacy.
Two pieces of infrastructure deliver them:
  • The Guardian network. Independent nodes that hold key shares, sign contracts, run computation and approve disclosure. No single Guardian can decrypt anything on its own. See Guardian.
  • Encrypted Data Availability. Data is encrypted before it reaches Palliora. Anyone can check that it exists and hasn’t changed. No one can read it alone. See Data availability.
See How Palliora works for the full picture.

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Built on Palliora

Palliora’s first two products are built in-house, as proof of what it can do and as SDKs for platforms to integrate:
  • Palliora DeFi: private trading on any chain, accountable to regulators. Privacy for traders. Answers for regulators.
  • Palliora AI: private, accountable compute for AI, from running models privately to a verifiable record of what an agent did. Private data. Accountable agents.
Anything else that needs private data with a public guarantee can be built the same way. See What you can build.

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What’s live today

Everything below runs on Manas, Palliora’s public testnet, as Palliora prepares for mainnet.
  • Guardians, validators and compute nodes, at about 700 transactions per second, 6-second blocks and 15 to 20 second finality.
  • Confidential compute in Intel TDX on Guardians that have the hardware. Not every Guardian has it.
  • Verifiers, checking results against each contract’s own tests.
  • Palliora DeFi, live on testnet on Hyperliquid and Ethereum, with a demo app.
  • Palliora AI’s SDK, in development on testnet: one Guardian runs a small model inside Intel TDX. Its demo app, AI Workbench, is live at ai.palliora.org.
  • A completed security audit.
For the full picture, see Status and roadmap.

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Where to start