AUDIT SERVICES

Everything That Powers Your Protocol

A protocol is contracts, circuits, nodes, bridges, infrastructure, ZK systems, websites, keys and the services that keep your ecosystem secure. Here is the full map of what we audit.

01 · CHAINS & ECOSYSTEMS

Wherever Your Code Runs

Different virtual machines fail in different ways. Every ecosystem below is covered by auditors who work in it daily, not visitors from another stack.

EVM & Solidity

Ethereum mainnet, every L2 and every EVM fork. Solidity and Vyper, proxy and upgrade patterns, storage collisions, gas griefing and the EVM's sharp edges. This is where most of our hours go.

Request an EVM audit

Solana

Rust programs, with or without Anchor. Account validation, CPI attack paths, PDA misuse, missing signer checks and the concurrency problems the framework will not catch for you.

Request a Solana audit

Aptos & Sui (Move)

Move on both Aptos and Sui: object ownership, capability patterns, resource safety and the class of bugs that only exists in Move's model, plus the ones ported over from everywhere else.

Request a Move audit

Cosmos

Cosmos SDK chains, custom modules and IBC. State machine invariants, consensus parameters and the cross-chain message paths where critical bugs like to hide.

Request a Cosmos audit

L1s, L2s & Rollups

Full-chain engagements: consensus, p2p networking, mempool behavior, sequencer logic, fraud and validity proofs, and the bridge that connects your rollup to its settlement layer.

Scope a chain review

DeFi Primitives

AMMs, lending markets, perps, vaults, oracles and liquidation engines. We model the economics as carefully as the code, because most DeFi exploits are math before they are code.

Request a DeFi audit

02 · SPECIALIST DOMAINS

The Hard Stuff

Some systems can't be reviewed by generalists. These engagements go to auditors who build in these fields themselves.

Zero-Knowledge Circuits

Circom, Halo2, Noir, Plonky and custom proving systems. Under-constrained circuits, soundness gaps, trusted-setup assumptions and prover-verifier mismatches.

Review my circuits

Applied Cryptography

Signature schemes, key exchange, MPC, threshold signing and custom protocol designs. We review the design on paper first, then the implementation against it.

Review my protocol

Secure Enclaves & TEEs

SGX, TrustZone and Nitro-based designs. Attestation flows, sealing, side-channel exposure and an honest answer to what happens when the enclave's promises fail.

Review my enclave

Formal Verification & Fuzzing

Where it pays off we go past manual review: invariant specs, custom fuzzing harnesses, static analysis and formal proofs for the properties you can't afford to lose.

Harden my invariants

03 · PRODUCT & OPERATIONS

Everything Around the Chain

Chain-level security means little if the website serving it, the node running it, or the person deploying it gets owned first.

Web Application Security

Dapp frontends, APIs, wallet integrations, cloud configuration and everything Web2 about your Web3 product. Also available as a standalone service for regular web and mobile apps.

Test my application

Blockchain Infrastructure

Node software, validators, RPC endpoints, indexers, relayers and p2p layers. This machinery rarely gets audited, and it usually should be.

Audit my infrastructure

Operational Security

Key ceremonies, multisig and signer policies, deployment pipelines, admin access and incident playbooks. Most protocol disasters start with operations, not code.

Review my opsec

HOW TO ENGAGE

Three Ways to Work With Us

  1. A

    Private Audit

    A fixed team, a fixed scope, a fixed price. Report to your inbox; public report after your fixes are verified.

  2. B

    Audit Contest

    Hundreds of researchers compete on your code for a prize pool. You pay for valid findings, not for time.

  3. C

    Bug Bounty

    A standing program on our platform, public or private, with our engineers triaging every report before it reaches you.

Not sure what you need?

Describe your stack in a few lines. Within 24 hours we'll tell you what we'd audit first, what can wait, and what it costs.