Scored Auditors Only
Only auditors with minimum score, verified history, and tier eligibility can join routing.
Convert your scope, review, fixes, Deployment Match, and authority evidence into a Trust Passport.
Standard review campaigns waste critical expert hours on environment compile issues, failing test suites, and missing architectural documentation instead of auditing code logic.
By resolving compilation, test, dependency, and documentation gaps beforehand, your senior reviewer time is aimed at actual protocol risk.
EXAMPLE PROFILE
Audits Without Randomness, Duplicate Pay, or Coverage Gaps.
Proof of Audits routes every audit through scored auditors, skill tags, tier coverage, duplicate-finding protection, and post-audit verification — so protocols get structured security evidence, not scattered reports.
Only auditors with minimum score, verified history, and tier eligibility can join routing.
Auditors are matched by tags like AMM, lending, bridges, vaults, oracle risk, and economic logic.
Function, contract, cross-contract, and system-level review create full code coverage.
Duplicate findings are clustered, so protocols do not pay repeatedly for the same issue.
Rewards reflect scope difficulty, code size, severity, tier depth, and review complexity.
Bring reviews from internal sources, contests, security firms, or community sources into Proof of Audits.
Missing areas, weak evidence, incomplete fixes, and unclear coverage are clearly marked.
After fixes, Proof of Audits verifies resolution and updates the protocol score with evidence.
Every step is deterministic. Every duplicate eliminated. Evidence becomes a verifiable Trust Passport.
Auditors are selected using skill profiles built from verified contest history, tier eligibility, and direct analysis of your protocol’s clusters and dependencies — not random assignment.
For protocols involving ZK circuits, complex cross-chain state, or novel primitives, additional specialist auditors from higher tiers are pulled in. These slots are filled from auditors who have demonstrated performance on similar patterns in previous engagements.
Plain audits are like flat glass. Reviewers look at everything generally, but all eyes are not fully covering. Egos overlap, scope is duplicated, and critical depths are completely ignored.
Proof of Audits solves this by enforcing 400% Multi-Perspective Coverage. By routing structured scope to four distinct security tiers, we verify your codebase four times from four independent perspectives.
Enforces strict input validation, visibility restrictions, overflow checks, and isolated function state checks. Prevents standard logic mistakes.
Verifies state storage layouts, inheritance sequences, initialization integrity, reentrancy guards, and access control matrices.
Models integration risks, external dependency failures, oracle validation logic, dynamic token behavior, and protocol-to-protocol interactions.
Validates game-theoretic tokenomics, multi-contract invariants, Flash Loan arbitrage limits, governance attack vectors, and protocol liquidation loops.
DeFi platforms suffered over $942M in exploits in the first half of 2026 alone, with Q2 2026 becoming the most active hack period on record. Use this calculator to model your potential losses.
Expected loss based on 8.2% historical vulnerability leakage rate in standard audits.
Expected loss with 400% perspective coverage checks (T4-T1 fully active).
Eliminating manual ego bias, single-reviewer fatigue, and flat blind spots protects your TVL.
*Calculations use actual DeFi vulnerability data from Euler, Curve Vyper, and KyberSwap exploits, as well as the recent April 2026 Drift Protocol ($285M) key compromise and KelpDAO ($292M) bridge flaws. These benchmarks show real losses up to late June 2026.
The pre-audit gate is built for the protocol team problem: unclear scope, missing build context, weak invariants, and reviewer time spent reconstructing architecture instead of reviewing risk.
If the gate does not pass, core review should not start silently. The blocker list tells you which evidence or setup gap must be fixed before senior reviewer budget is released.
Every protocol invariant with english_why, deterministic facts, exact source evidence, stateless/stateful test links, monitorability class, and compile/quality/formal verification status.
Reviewers test protocol promises against machine-verified facts, not opinions.
Complete scope definition with risky_functions_hitlist, threat_model, complexity scores, and the exact file + line ranges each auditor cluster will review.
Senior reviewers start with structured risk context, not a cold codebase.
Production-ready monitoring configuration generated from invariants. Each invariant tagged with monitorability class (always/conditional/never) and runtime detection parameters.
Post-deployment monitoring starts from audit evidence, not built from scratch.
Deterministic call-graphs, dependency flows, and code summaries generated under pre-audit/facts/** and pre-audit/graph/** from the static prescan.
Establishes a solid mapping of dependencies and control flows before human review.
Workspace configurations for reviewer slots (person1, person2, person3). Blockers are written to reports/admin_action_required.md when compilation or quality gates fail.
Enforces isolated, conflict-free review workspaces and halts routing if gates fail.
Deterministic pricing from cluster-count pool bands. Shows full-stack pool, selected tier shares, 50/50 base/bounty split, severity pools (Critical 35%, High 30%, Medium 25%, Low 10%), and T0 reviewer fee.
Pricing comes from code analysis, not negotiation.
Traditional audits suffer from a massive principal-agent problem. Auditors get paid upfront, issue a PDF report, and assume zero risk if a critical bug leaks. If your protocol gets hacked, they lose nothing, and you lose everything.
After the pre-audit and core audit phases complete, the code is deployed to mainnet. The auditors' payout tokens (fixed reward + bonus yield) are held in the BondedAuditEscrow smart contract for a designated safety window (typically 30-60 days).
Auditors are no longer paid for simple time-sheets. By linking their staked capital directly to codebase clusters, we align their financial success with your protocol's long-term security.
Our platform automatically checks the AST signature of the failed file to trace which auditor was assigned that specific function or contract cluster. Slashes are precise, verifiable, and rule-based.
If an external platform reports a bug, Proof of Audits reimburses the bug finder and refunds a small percentage fee per valid report to make sure listing your audited code elsewhere incurs zero additional penalty.
Core audit uses the pre-audit map to route function, contract, cross-contract, and final-signoff work to the right depth instead of treating every file like the same risk.
Swordfish Scout
Function-level
One cluster per public/external function, constructor, receive, or fallback. Deep invariant building, first-entry precision. Each auditor gets exactly one function scope.
Hammerhead
Contract-level
Strict whole-contract clusters. No view/pure/function fragment splits. Fuzzing suites, access-control analysis, structural validation. Validates T4 submissions.
Orca Warden
Cross-contract pairs
Pairs of T3 clusters (max 2 per T2 unit). Oracle manipulation, stateful fuzzing, exploit-path analysis. Validates T3 submissions.
Phantom Octopus
Whole-system
One whole-system cluster covering all in-scope code. Governance, MEV, economic game theory, final sign-off. No per-cluster submission validation — system-level judgment.
Pool bands from cluster count: Tiny (0–8) $8K, Small (9–19) $8K–$16K, Medium (20–39) $16K–$30K, Large (40–59) $30K–$40K, Complex (60–119) $40K–$100K, Extreme (120+) $100K–$150K.
Full-stack pool splits into 4 equal tier shares. You select and pay for only the tiers you need — T4 only on a $30K full-stack costs $7,500.
50/50 split per tier: half as committed base-review allocation, half as severity bounty pool (Critical 35%, High 30%, Medium 25%, Low 10%).
T0 final reviewer must be one tier above your highest selected audit tier. T0 fee: 2% of selected tier shares. Platform fee: 3% protocol-side.
13-step pipeline runs: snapshot lock, invariant registry, Halmos verification, quality gate. Missing evidence blocks core review.
1:1 auditor-to-cluster routing. Only tag-matched auditors eligible (≥2 verified DeFi tags from contest history).
Auditors who miss basic bugs face −10 reputation slash and on-chain bond forfeiture. Slashed funds flow to your protocol.
4-step fix verification: re-run all invariants, AST diff, regression detection. Trust Passport updates with deployment match proof.
Initial escrow preview covers pre-audit plus core audit. Post-audit is quoted later from the fixed remediation diff after core closeout.
We map your codebase to deterministic scope clusters, then select a pool band (Tiny through Extreme) based on cluster count. Architecture answers shape complexity multipliers, tier depth, and T0 reviewer requirements.
Final scope, dates, and escrow are confirmed by the admin proposal before funding.
Escrow includes the core pool ($49,500), Proof of Audits platform fee ($1,485), and T0 reviewer allocation ($990).
Post-audit is a later fixed-diff quote after core closeout.
If your protocol was already audited, you can evaluate what evidence remains valid, what changed, what still matches deployment, and what requires additional verification.
Accepted findings are connected to remediation commits so reviewers can decide whether the root cause was actually resolved without relevant regressions.
Auditor routes findings directly to the project dashboard. Finding includes code evidence, reproduction script, and severity proof of concept.
Source review is connected to live deployment state, runtime bytecode, proxy implementation, compiler settings, libraries, immutables, and verification blocks.
Link commit hashes to compiler files.
Verify exact compiler versions, runs, optimizer settings, and library addresses.
Scan blockchain creation hashes and factory logs to verify deployment blocks.
Match deployed contract runtime bytecode on-chain against locally generated output.
Inspect current proxy targets to ensure logic points to verified implementation code.
Verify contract initialization functions were properly executed to lock parameters.
A deployment badge should not be a decoration. It should be backed by reproducible evidence.
Post-audit is not an upfront percentage inside the first quote. It starts after core closeout when you have a fixed commit or changed deployment state that needs a dedicated review.
Recommended action: Submit new implementation for targeted review.
Example only. Live Passport values appear after API-backed approval and evidence publication.
Current verification state, score, confidence, material unresolved risks, last verified timestamp, reviewed release, and monitoring state.
Trust scores should not sit idle on a website. Your dynamic trust signals and match outputs can be published to browser extension surfaces where users review wallet requests.
Whenever a user attempts to interact with a smart contract, the extension can query the current Trust Passport. If verification score and proxy match states are strong, it can display an overlay badge with current evidence status. That gives users a visible warning path for malicious proxy clones or unverified contract upgrades.
Explore Browser Extension DetailsWhether you are preparing for your first audit, fixing findings from another provider, approaching deployment, or maintaining an existing protocol, this flow turns security work into a structured, current, and reusable trust system.