Question 1

How long does it take to audit a smart contract?

Accepted Answer

The time taken to complete an audit usually takes 5-7 days to process the initial audit report, depending upon the nature of the project, the technology stack used, the size of your codebase, the complexity of the code, how tightly the code is integrated, the availability of auditors, etc. However, despite these factors, we take pride in meeting deadlines given by our clients and delivering satisfactory results.

Question 2

How much does an audit cost?

Accepted Answer

The cost of an audit is variable depending on the complexity of the code, the programming language in which the smart contract is written and the lines of code. Once you fill out the form above, a member of our sales team will reach out to you with a quote, and we can take the discussion forward from there onwards.

Question 3

Why is it important to get a smart contract audited?

Accepted Answer

Web3 is a fast-paced industry that involves the movement of digital assets. Malicious entities in the space will always watch out for weaknesses in your application. Audits are one way to ensure the development of a system is secure and robust so that it can’t be exploited.

Question 4

Do you use automated analysis tools for an audit?

Accepted Answer

Our auditors do leverage the tools present in the market for automated analysis. Tools such as Slither, Mythril and Echidna are used to chalk out the vulnerabilities present on the surface. However, we also make it a point to assess each finding manually to ensure there is no occurrence of false positives or false negatives.

Question 5

Will I get recommendations on how to fix the detected vulnerabilities?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our auditors document the issues found along with their remediations in the audit report. We also provide optimisations in terms of gas fees and code complexity.

Question 6

What are the vulnerabilities found in smart contracts?

Accepted Answer

The most common type of vulnerabilities found in smart contracts include:
Re-entrancy attacks
Front-running
Integer Overflow/Underflow
Timestamp dependence
DoS attacks
Price Oracle Manipulation

Question 7

Do I need a smart contract audit?

Accepted Answer

Any enterprise or startup involved in blockchain development or Web3 services should have their code audited. This is an industry standard and helps you build a stronger market value. While blockchain is secure, its applications are always prone to hacks.

Question 8

Why is it important to optimize gas in smart contracts?

Accepted Answer

Gas optimization is the process of making smart contract code less expensive to execute, which becomes increasingly important as projects scale. Techniques for gas optimization include:
Enabling language compiler optimizer, which helps in minimizing the code.
Minimizing the amount of on-chain data required.
Freeing up unused storage space.

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