BITLAB ADVANCED SMART CONTRACT SECURITY AUDIT

Conveniently pay for your audit with cryptocurrency (i.e. USDT, USDC, SOL, ETH, or BNB, and more); Debit/Credit, Paypal, Venmo, Klarna, Affirm, Apple Pay, etc.  Your order is confirmed after the network confirms the payment.

 Click HERE for a full list of Security Checks we use to assess your Smart Contract.

• We assess for all General Smart Contract Vulnerabilities plus the ones specifically related to your smart contract type. For instance, Our Smart Contract Security Audits examine contract logic, permissions, token mechanics, upgradeability, reentrancy, external dependencies, Ownership and administrative risks, Integer/arithmetic issues, Logic and business-logic flaws, Token manipulation, Flash-loan attack vectors, Oracle and price-manipulation risks, Signature and authentication vulnerabilities, Upgradeability and proxy risks, Denial-of-service conditions, Economic and tokenomic attack vectors, Unsafe external calls, and so on. Click HERE for a full list of Security Checks we use to assess your Smart Contract.
• The Solana section of the checklist put much greater emphasis on account validation, signer validation, PDA security, CPI security, account lifecycle, remaining accounts, SPL Token/Token-2022 validation, and Anchor constraints. These are repeatedly identified as core Solana-specific security areas.
• We assign values to each Security Check: PASS / FAIL / WARN / INFO.
• Seal: SHA-256 of edition, address, printed on every page of the audit result. If the report is changed the hash will no longer match.  Exported PDF audit result is locked, all editing capabilities are disabled. So, recipients cannot edit the audit result.
• We support multi-chain such as Solana, BSC Chain, Ethereum, Base, and all other EVM contracts. Our Security audit is performed at multiple levels within the organization before we provide the final report, that includes manual and automated security and risk analysis.
• At checkout, before you place your order, you will be asked for: (1) blockchain of the contract, (2) smart contract address/token address/Solana mint address, (3) GitHub or GitLab URL (not required), (4) comment/notes providing us any specific information you want us to know to complete your audit.