Wallets are the front door to user funds. We audit key management, signing correctness, transaction validation, and the user interaction points where attackers reliably win.
Key and secret handling (storage, lifecycle, exposure paths)
Signing flows and transaction validation
Network and RPC trust assumptions
Recovery mechanisms and account safety
Multi-device and session logic
Monitoring and incident response readiness
phishing, malware, hostile dapps, hostile networks
sign/submit/recover lifecycle
tamper inputs and verify protections
monitoring and response readiness
user-loss narratives and fix priorities

High-risk compromise paths with clear evidence
Signing-validation gaps with repro steps
Fix direction focused on user safety
Retest confirmation

Frequently Asked Questions
We review private key storage, transaction signing, recovery mechanisms, multi-sig logic, upgrade controls, and integration security. One bug in a wallet can drain all user funds—stakes are maximum.
We verify that private keys are encrypted at rest, never logged, and only decrypted in secure enclaves when needed. We test for key leakage through memory dumps, log files, or network traffic.
Custodial wallets: Centralized key management Non-custodial wallets: User-controlled keys Multi-sig wallets: Threshold signing MPC wallets: Distributed key generation.Each has different attack surfaces.
We test signature validation, replay resistance, transaction batching logic, and authorization checks. If we can trick the wallet into signing unauthorized transactions, we flag it.
We verify that seed phrases are generated securely (proper entropy), stored safely, and recovery flows can't be hijacked. Weak recovery mechanisms are a common attack vector.
We simulate malicious dApps trying to trick wallets into signing bad transactions, phishing for approvals, or exploiting blind signing. Wallet UX must make attacks visible to users.
Critical findings (fund loss risks), authorization bugs, key leakage vectors, recovery hijacking scenarios, fix recommendations, and retest confirmation after fixes are applied.
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