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# DeFiSafety PQR Score: 93%
### DeFiSafety PQR Score
TermMax has achieved a **93% Process Quality Review (PQR) score** from [DeFiSafety](https://defisafety.com/app/pqrs/613), earning a PASS rating that significantly exceeds the passing standard of 70%.
### About DeFiSafety PQR
DeFiSafety is an independent quality and ratings organization that evaluates DeFi products to attribute security scores based on a transparent quality standard. PQRs are computed from the weighted average of a protocol's score across 6 categories: Code & Team, Code Documentation, Testing, Security, Admin controls, and Oracles.
High scores indicate that a protocol follows best practice in terms of development, documentation, testing, security and transparency, and can be considered trustworthy and safe because the potential risk vectors are being accounted for and guarded against.
### TermMax PQR Performance
**Overall Score: 93% PASS**
Our comprehensive evaluation demonstrates TermMax's commitment to security excellence across all critical areas:
1. Code & Team: 100%
2. Code Documentation: 70%
3. Testing: 89%
4. Security: 94%
5. Admin Controls: 97%
6. Oracles: 100%
View Full Report: [DeFiSafety TermMax Review](https://defisafety.com/app/pqrs/613)
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