We collaborate with developers and clients to discuss DApp security concerns, analyzing smart contracts to customize audits that effectively identify and mitigate vulnerabilities.
We collect code specifications to gain insights into smart contract behavior, assess the architecture for structural integrity, and ensure secure integration with third-party components.
We begin by evaluating the audit scope, timeline, and cost based on the documentation you provide. This ensures a clear understanding of your project's needs and objectives.
Thorough preparation is essential for ensuring that your project meets functional requirements and adheres to best practices. This phase allows us to spot potential issues early on, laying the groundwork for a successful audit.
Once issues are addressed, we conduct a thorough verification process. This includes retesting to confirm that vulnerabilities have been effectively resolved and that your code meets all security standards.
After the audit, we provide a comprehensive report that outlines your project’s security status. This includes insights into vulnerabilities and clear guidance on necessary improvements.
We perform a variety of testing methods, including unit tests, integration testing, fuzz testing, and invariant testing. Additionally, we simulate advanced attack scenarios to thoroughly evaluate your code’s performance under various conditions.
Our team conducts a detailed examination of your smart contract’s logic, functions, and dependencies. We utilize both automated tools and manual reviews to ensure a comprehensive analysis of your code.
By auditing key components such as token standards, staking mechanisms, governance protocols, and decentralized exchanges, we help projects achieve trust and robustness in their decentralized ecosystems.
ERC20/BEP20
Staking
Cross-chain swap protocols
Farming
Crowdfunding (ICO/IDO/IEO)
Vault
Airdrop
NFT Marketplace
NFT(ERC721,ERC1155)
DAO
Vesting
DeFi
Conducting an audit before deploying the smart contract ensures that any vulnerabilities are identified and fixed prior to going live, protecting against potential exploits.
If there are major updates or changes to the contract code, another audit is advisable to ensure that the modifications haven't introduced new vulnerabilities.
Auditing before any fundraising efforts or token launches builds trust with investors and users by demonstrating a commitment to security.
If the smart contract will interact with other contracts or systems, an audit can help ensure compatibility and security across integrations.
For long-term projects, regular audits can help maintain security as the ecosystem evolves and new threats emerge.