DeFi Smart Contract Audit Services

The Blaize team has a deep understanding and experience working with these DeFi tools. So, yes, we can provide a security audit for your crypto wallet and a crypto exchange security audit. 

Blaize can provide a full audit of the following smart contracts:

• Solidity and Vyper smart contract for any EVM;
• Rust-based contracts for Near, Solana, and Secret Network ecosystems; 
• Modules and pallets for Substrate chains;
• Motoko contracts for the Dfinity ecosystem.

Here’s a brief list of the most common reasons for smart contract hacks:

• standard vulnerabilities like reentrancy, denial of service, or overflows;
• incorrect access control and roles systems; 
• incorrect math and rewards calculations, inappropriate token amounts handling, accuracy mistakes; 
• incorrect token transfer logic; 
• loopholes in the business logic; 
• architectural mistakes that lead to deadlocks or contract misuse.

The information presented in the blockchain protocol audit reports is the intellectual property of our customers. For this reason, we always ask for the client’s permission to post the case on the Blaize website. 

On this web page, you’ll find nearly 10 blockchain smart contract audit reports, including the examples of crypto exchange and crypto wallet security audits.

We break the smart contract audit into several stages: 

• security review by at least 2 auditors working separately; 
• business logic review and architectural scheme recreation;
• automatic tools analysis; 
• full unit tests coverage; 
• integration testing and specific user scenarios recreation; 
• fuzzy testing and mutation testing (on demand);
• formal verification (on demand).

We have dedicated time slots for each customer with a short waiting period of no longer than a week. So you can be sure that we’ll start to work on your project as soon as possible.

When considering an auditing team, you should pay attention to specific cases of the projects they audited in the past. This will allow you to see the number of audits they have worked on and estimate their experience. Besides, the size of the projects they audited before will help you understand whether the team is worth hiring since larger projects tend to attract more hackers. 

Next, you should take a closer look at their portfolio to see if the company has conducted any audits on your chain. Also, check what kind of methodology and approach the auditor chooses to see if it suits you. 

Finally, check several reports. A report of a reliable smart contract audit company should include a detailed description of all the issues that were found during the course of the investigation. Such a report must be well-structured, and understandable for most people.

Your report will include the following:

• all security issues with the recommendation from auditors;
• best practices recommendations;
• clarifications for the unclear functionality;
• business logic review summary and contracts scheme; 
• a list of the performed tests;
• audit summary;
• used methodology.

Blaize.tech is a Ukrainian company with offices in Kyiv (26 Metalistiv street) and Dnipro (20 Sichovykh Striltsiv street), but now 30% of the team is located in Europe. We’ve been successfully developing and auditing international projects for 5 years, including 1inch, PeakDeFi, Celo, and others.

Yes. Blaize.Security has vast experience working with Ethereum based smart contracts and performing Ethereum smart contract audits. In addition, we have experience in conducting many other crypto token audits.

In order to start, please fill in the contact form and you will get FREE smart contract audit estimations in one day.

Blaize.Security is an experienced team of auditors with over 5 years of experience on the blockchain market. We have conducted 42+ security audits already.

Yes. Blaize.Security smart contract auditors provide a detailed and independent investigation of the client’s protocol and prepare the general assessment with a report.