Most people first notice security when the audit report lands. The real work starts earlier deciding who is qualified to review the system. @TermMaxFi says @procur3 helped run an RFP for specialized Daml auditors ahead of TermPrime’s Canton launch. Procur3 says the private RFP collected bids from Daml-specialized firms and closed in three days. That completes the search stage. No final reviewer or audit result has been announced. The sequence matters. Define the expertise required, gather qualified bids, choose the reviewer, then examine the code and operating flows before producing findings. Each step carries a different responsibility. A reviewer can understand smart contracts and still miss how Daml permissions, privacy and multi-party settlement work inside an institutional process. TermPrime has made the first layer of accountability visible: deciding who is qualified to examine the system before any audit conclusion carries weight.