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Smart Contract Audit

In-depth automated and manual audits that increase security through compliance checks and vulnerability detection.

Zero exploits post-audit

The Challenge

Smart contracts are immutable once deployed — a single vulnerability can mean millions in losses. According to researchers, approximately 34,200 out of 970,898 analysed contracts were vulnerable to exploits. Most teams lack the deep security expertise to catch these issues before they reach mainnet.

Our Solution

Applicature combines automated scanning and line-by-line manual review to identify every class of vulnerability — from reentrancy and overflow bugs to logic flaws and compliance gaps. We have conducted audits for 150+ contracts with zero post-audit exploits across our client portfolio.

Ideal For

DeFi protocols

Token projects launching ICO/IEO/STO

NFT collections with complex mechanics

Enterprise blockchain applications

Projects seeking exchange listings

What We Deliver

Detailed audit report

Vulnerability assessment with severity ratings

Compliance check against current standards

Test coverage report

Remediation recommendations

Re-audit after fixes

Our Approach

Scope Definition

We review your codebase and agree on audit scope, expected behaviour, and edge cases

Static Analysis

Automated scanning with industry-standard tools to flag known vulnerability patterns

Manual Review

Line-by-line review by senior engineers focused on logic flaws, reentrancy, and business-rule violations

Compliance Check

Standard compliance verification and test-coverage analysis

Report Delivery

Detailed findings with severity ratings (Critical / High / Medium / Low) and fix recommendations

Re-audit

Verification that all identified issues have been properly resolved before mainnet deployment

Technologies

Solidity Rust Oyente Manticore Slither Hardhat Foundry OpenZeppelin

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a smart contract audit?

A smart contract audit is a thorough code review that identifies technical and security vulnerabilities before deployment — similar to a traditional code audit but applied to immutable blockchain contracts.

How long does an audit take?

Typically 1–2 weeks depending on contract complexity and size. We provide a timeline estimate after reviewing your codebase.

Do you audit contracts on chains other than Ethereum?

Yes — we audit contracts on any EVM-compatible chain including Polygon, BSC, Arbitrum, and Optimism, as well as Solana (Rust programs).

What happens after we fix the issues?

We conduct a re-audit to verify all identified vulnerabilities have been properly resolved before you deploy to mainnet.

Can we get audited if we didn't develop with you?

Absolutely. We audit third-party contracts regardless of who wrote the code.

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Smart Contract Audit

Ideal For

What We Deliver

Our Approach

Scope Definition

Static Analysis

Manual Review

Compliance Check

Report Delivery

Re-audit

Technologies

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a smart contract audit?

How long does an audit take?

Do you audit contracts on chains other than Ethereum?

What happens after we fix the issues?

Can we get audited if we didn't develop with you?

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