Smart Contract Audit & Code Review
Comprehensive security assessment of smart contracts combining automated tooling and manual expert review, culminating in a defensible audit opinion.
Timeline
2-6 weeks
Investment
$15,000 - $80,000
Deliverables
5 items
Process Steps
5 phases
Overview
Smart contract vulnerabilities are responsible for billions of dollars in losses across the crypto industry. A comprehensive audit is the primary defense against exploits, and it is now a baseline requirement for exchange listings, institutional investment, and insurance coverage. Our audit practice provides independent security analysis that meets the standards expected by all major stakeholders.
We conduct audits using a combination of automated analysis and manual expert review. Automated tools (Slither, Mythril, Echidna, Certora) provide broad coverage for known vulnerability patterns. Manual review by experienced Solidity auditors catches logic errors, economic exploits, and access control issues that automated tools cannot detect.
Common vulnerability categories include reentrancy attacks, integer overflow/underflow, flash loan exploits, oracle manipulation, front-running susceptibility, access control misconfigurations, and economic design flaws. We classify every finding by severity (Critical, High, Medium, Low, Informational) and provide specific remediation guidance for each issue.
Our audit reports include a detailed methodology section, a complete list of findings with severity classification and remediation guidance, gas optimization recommendations, and a verification section confirming that critical fixes have been properly implemented. Reports are formatted to the standard expected by exchanges, investors, and insurance providers.
What is included
Our process
Scope Definition
We define the audit scope, review your codebase architecture, and identify high-criticality functions requiring intensive review.
Automated Analysis
We run static analysis, symbolic execution, and fuzzing tools to identify common vulnerability patterns.
Manual Review
Our senior engineers perform detailed code review, examining logic correctness, access control implementations, and economic attack vectors.
Report & Guidance
We deliver a comprehensive report classifying findings by severity and providing remediation priorities and implementation guidance.
Verification
We verify that critical and high-severity findings have been properly addressed in revised code.
Service details
Investment
$15,000 - $80,000
Timeline
2-6 weeks
Deliverables
- Comprehensive audit report with findings and severity classification
- Detailed vulnerability catalog and descriptions
- Remediation guidance and implementation priorities
- Gas optimization recommendations
- Re-audit verification and attestation
Best for
Why this matters
Exchange listings increasingly require audit certificates from recognized firms. Institutional investors include smart contract risk in their due diligence process. Insurance providers base coverage and premiums on audit quality. A comprehensive audit is not just a security measure; it is a commercial requirement.
The cost of a post-deployment exploit far exceeds the cost of a thorough pre-deployment audit. Beyond direct financial losses, exploits damage project reputation, reduce token value, and can trigger regulatory scrutiny. Investing in comprehensive security review before launch is the most cost-effective risk mitigation available.
Jurisdiction-Specific Requirements
Key regulatory requirements for this service across major jurisdictions.
European Union
- DORA (Digital Operational Resilience Act) requirements
- Audit compliance with critical threshold testing
- Documentation of remediation for all High/Critical findings
- Third-party audit provider recognition
Singapore
- MAS Technology Risk Management (TRM) guidelines compliance
- Comprehensive audit report with CVSS scoring
- Testing aligned with MAS tech risk categories
- Audit performed by qualified security firm
Hong Kong
- SFC technology requirements for VATP operators
- Smart contract review and approval process
- Audit evidence retained for regulatory inspection
- Continuous monitoring and re-audit requirements
United States
- Exchange listing requirement for recognized audit firm
- CVSS scoring and severity classification standard
- Proof of remediation for critical vulnerabilities
- Annual re-audit for material contract changes
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