Smart Contract Audit

Smart Contract Audit

Have you created a smart contract? Then use a smart contract audit as a security review conducted by our cybersecurity experts to ensure that the code is free of bugs and security holes.

1. Smart contract specification (SCS)

The smart contract audit starts with a smart contract specification. In this first step, we understand the code and the architecture in order to know the desired behavior of the software.

2. Unit tests

Good unit tests are crucial when it comes to developing smart contracts. Since smart contracts are immutable, developing good unit tests is more important for smart contracts than for traditional web and mobile applications.

Unit testing therefore tests each smart contract function against various parameters and conditions to verify that the functions written by the developers work as they should be performed under the intended behavior.

3. Manual code review

We conduct a code inspection line by line to find common vulnerabilities in smart contracts such as race conditions, timestamp dependency, external calls, transaction order and denial-of-service attacks.

4. Automated code analysis

After the manual code review, we also perform an automated code review to uncover additional code errors and security bugs.

5. Reporting

At the final stage we provide a technical and non-technical report with details on weak points and their elimination. This gives you a comprehensive overview of what the next steps in the implementation are to bring a functional smart contract to use.