FAQs
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The purpose of a smart contract audit is to detect coding errors, security flaws, and other issues that may end up irreversibly damaging the smart contract.
A security audit can uncover bugs and security flaws before you deploy the smart contract. An audit ensures the safety and accessibility of your smart contract. It also gives investors a better feeling of security and protects them from malicious attacks if you prevent any potential risks.
Smart contract audit development companies examine your contract and provide recommendations based on their findings. The process includes automated and manual testing to uncover common and rare technical and security issues.
When scheduling a release date, account for the auditing process and additional time to implement any changes based on the audit security report. However, we take almost 1 to 2 days for audits here. In some cases, it varies according to the type of project.
Our team of expert developers believes in providing a thorough analysis of smart contract sets with their depth of knowledge in this security field. For us, the audit under our supervision is not just a checklist filing, but a full-fledged investigation.