Introducing OpenZeppelin Contracts v5.2 and OpenZeppelin Community Contracts

Contracts v5.2 runs parallel to more experimental development hosted in the community-owned OpenZeppelin Community Contracts library. Thils more experimental version aims for quicker iteration on the ...

The Vanbex team asked us to review and audit their Fuel Token (FUEL) and crowdfund contracts. We...

Security Audits

The Otoy team asked us to review and audit their Render Token (RNDR) and crowdsale contracts. We...

Security Audits

The Kik team asked us to review and audit their Kin Token (KIN) contract. We looked at the code and...

Security Audits

The Tierion team asked us to review and audit their Tierion Network Token (TNT) contract. We looked...

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The Hubii team asked us to review and audit their crowdsale and “Hubiits” (HUB) token contracts. We...

Security Audits

The Augur team asked us to review and audit the Serpent compiler. We looked at the code and now...

Security Audits

Two weeks ago, we finished our audit of the Serpent compiler and sent it privately to the Augur...

Security Audits

The Tierion team asked us to review and audit their Tierion Presale code. We looked at the contract...

Security Audits

The Decentraland team asked us to review and audit their new MANA Token contract code. We looked at...

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The Metal team asked us to review and audit their new Metal Token contract code. We looked at their...

Security Audits

The Storj team asked us to review and audit their new Storj Token (STORJ) code. We looked at their...

Security Audits

The Brave team asked us to review and audit their new BAT Token contract code. We looked at their...

Security Audits