Find the flaw before someone else does
DeFi protocols hold user funds in code that anyone can read — including attackers. We read it first, prove what we find with a runnable test, and tell you how to fix it.
Proof, not opinion
A finding that can't be demonstrated isn't a finding. Every issue we report comes with a test you can run yourself.
How we can help
A full read of your contracts with a written report. Findings are ranked by impact and each one ships with a reproduction.
See what's covered →For teams shipping continuously. New code gets reviewed as it lands, rather than once a year in a fixed audit window.
Discuss a retainer →Paste any verified contract address and see the privileged capabilities written into its code, each named to the function that grants it.
Use the tool →Where we go deep
Broad tooling finds shallow bugs. The issues that actually drain protocols live in the interaction between components — accounting that drifts, oracles that behave unexpectedly at the edges, invariants that hold in isolation and break under composition.
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Tell us what you're building and where you'd want us to look. If a review isn't the right fit, we'll say so.
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