Smart contract security audit — before real money is at risk.

A smart contract security audit is a systematic review of your Solidity or Rust contract code by security engineers looking for vulnerabilities before deployment. The audit covers logic errors, economic exploits, access control flaws, and known vulnerability patterns. You receive a written report with severity-classified findings and remediation guidance.

If your contracts handle real user funds or govern protocol parameters, yes — always. The cost of an audit is a fraction of what a single exploit costs: financially, reputationally, and legally. Audits won't catch everything, but they significantly reduce the attack surface and signal to your community that you take security seriously.

An internal review (like what we include in every development engagement) is conducted by the team that wrote the code — valuable, but limited by familiarity bias. An independent audit is conducted by engineers with no prior context, fresh eyes, and no pressure to ship. For contracts handling significant value, both are recommended.

Yes. We audit Solana programs written in Rust, covering Anchor framework-specific vulnerabilities, account validation issues, PDA misuse, and signer verification failures — in addition to standard logic and arithmetic checks.

A standard ERC-20 or staking contract audit takes 3–5 business days. A complex DeFi protocol with multiple interacting contracts is typically 10–15 business days. We assess timeline accurately after reviewing your codebase in the scope intake.

The report includes: executive summary, scope and methodology, all findings with severity classification (Critical / High / Medium / Low / Informational), proof-of-concept for critical issues, specific remediation recommendations, and a final remediation confirmation section after your fixes are reviewed.