Skip to main content

How Can a User Verify If a Platform’s Smart Contracts Have Been Audited?

Users can verify if a platform's smart contracts have been audited by checking the project's official website, documentation, or blog, where they typically post the full audit reports. These reports are usually issued by the auditing firm and will detail the scope of the audit and any findings.

It is also a good practice to verify the report on the auditor's own website if possible. Users should be cautious of projects that claim to be audited but do not provide a public report, as this can be a red flag.

What Is the Difference between ‘Last Look’ and ‘Pre-Trade Credit Check’ in Derivatives Trading?
What Is the Role of a Smart Contract “Audit”?
Can a Smart Contract Be Updated after It Has Been Audited and Deployed?
What Is the Role of the Project Team during a Smart Contract Audit?