DEXTools Token Creator Audit Report
DEXTools Token Creator is a detailed CTDSEC public audit example with repository scope, commit reference, and severity summary available for review.
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Smart Contract Auditing for DeFi and Web3 Protocols
Professional smart contract security audits for blockchain protocols, DeFi applications, token contracts, bridges, staking systems, wallets, infrastructure, and Web3 applications across any blockchain network.
8+ yearsBlockchain security and development experience
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Senior reviewHuman-led security analysis backed by targeted tooling
Rust, Solana, Solidity, Move, and multi-chain protocol review
Built for protocol founders and engineers who need a concrete security assessment before launch, upgrade, or public disclosure.
Smart Contract Audit Services
Commercial audit coverage organized by security intent, language expertise, network behavior, and protocol risk.
Smart Contract Audit
Focused review for smart contract code, protocol logic, deployment assumptions, and remediation readiness.
Rust Smart Contract Audit
Focused review for smart contract code, protocol logic, deployment assumptions, and remediation readiness.
Solana Smart Contract Audit
Focused review for smart contract code, protocol logic, deployment assumptions, and remediation readiness.
DeFi Audit
Focused review for smart contract code, protocol logic, deployment assumptions, and remediation readiness.
Solidity Smart Contract Audit
Focused review for smart contract code, protocol logic, deployment assumptions, and remediation readiness.
Blockchain Security Audit
Focused review for smart contract code, protocol logic, deployment assumptions, and remediation readiness.
Rust and Solana security specialization
Rust smart contract audits need specialized review. Solana, Anchor, CosmWasm, NEAR, and Substrate systems require account validation, serialization, unsafe code, signer checks, CPI behavior, PDA security, migrations, and runtime-specific trust assumptions.
CTDSEC connects Rust audit services to technical guides and network-specific pages so protocol teams can move from research to a concrete audit request.
Audit Process
A concise workflow for security reviews without pretending automated scanners are enough.
Scope and freeze
Confirm repositories, networks, contracts, exclusions, commit hash, and launch timeline.
Threat model
Map assets, actors, trust boundaries, privileged actions, and external dependencies.
Manual review
Trace value flow, access control, state transitions, and chain-specific assumptions.
Tool-assisted testing
Use static analysis, tests, fuzzing, or symbolic execution when it improves coverage.
Report and remediation
Deliver severity-ranked findings with reproduction context and fix guidance.
Verification
Review patched commits when retesting is included in the engagement.
Network-Specific Audit Coverage
Each ecosystem has different execution assumptions, so CTDSEC reviews the risks that matter on each chain.
Public Audit Reports
These featured reports are examples. The GitHub audit repository contains many more public CTDSEC reports.
Browse the full audit directory for the broader indexed report archive.
URMCDP Audit Report
URMCDP is included in CTDSEC's public audit report examples. It gives teams another concrete report sample before opening a new security review.
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PWRAuctionCrossChain Audit Report
PWRAuctionCrossChain is included in CTDSEC's public audit report examples. It highlights another report example for teams evaluating cross-chain review experience and final-report clarity.
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Smart Contract Audit FAQ
Short answers for teams preparing an audit scope.
Does CTDSEC audit only one blockchain?
No. CTDSEC provides smart contract auditing across EVM, Solana, Rust, Cosmos, Move, and other blockchain ecosystems when the code and documentation are available.
Why do Rust and Solana audits need special attention?
Rust and Solana audits are important specialization areas because their account models, CPI behavior, PDAs, serialization, and runtime assumptions differ from common EVM audits.
How do we request an audit quote?
Send the repository, target network, language, estimated size, timeline, and any known risk areas through the audit request form.
Ready for a focused smart contract audit?
Share your repository, target network, language, and launch timeline. CTDSEC will review the scope and respond with practical next steps.