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Smart contracts evolve with agility. Web3 projects cannot wait until the release candidate to improve the security of the codebase and have a full security audit. CoinFabrik is the ideal partner to support you along the project journey and increase the security and quality of your codebase, especially through our smart contract review. CoinFabrik has been auditing smart contracts in multiple blockchain technologies since 2014. Our computer security engineers and auditors carefully review your codebase and write a detailed report that includes alternatives for solving the found issues. CoinFabrik has worked on more than 200 projects. Our smart contract review is a process that involves reviewing a smart contract for security issues, readability, clarity, and overall effectiveness. This review includes the business logic and functionality of the contract to ensure that it meets the needs of the parties involved and identifies risks. Code review: A fast review of the contract code to quickly identify any potential vulnerabilities or issues. Scope: A smart contract audit is typically a more comprehensive process that looks at the security, reliability, and functionality of a smart contract. A smart contract review, on the other hand, prioritizes the speed, the business logic and functionality of the contract. From bold start-ups to big names, CoinFabrik is proud of our clients’s success and passionate about helping them accelerate growth through digital. We will contact you as soon as possible. Smart Contract Security Review
This offering is designed to help clients deploy secure and effective smart contracts that meet the needs of their business and project.
Smart contract reviews include:
Testing: Testing of the contract using various tools and techniques to identify any potential vulnerabilities and issues.
Analysis: Analysis of the results of the code review and testing to identify any potential vulnerabilities or issues that need to be addressed.
Recommendations: Recommendations for addressing any identified vulnerabilities or issues, including changes to the code, testing strategies, or other measures to improve the security and functionality of the contract. These are key differences between a full smart contract audit and a smart contract review:
Formality: A smart contract audit is a formal process performed before the release. A smart contract review looks for speed up the feedback to your development team in any part of the process.
Level of detail: A smart contract audit involves a detailed review of the smart contract code, including testing and analysis to identify potential vulnerabilities and issues. A smart contract review adjust to your development process and times.
Cost: A smart contract audit is typically more expensive than a smart contract review, as it requires more time and resources to complete. F.A.Q.
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