I will audit solidity smart contract security vulnerabilities slither mythx defi
Smart contracts Dapps and AI Powered Application
About this Gig
One vulnerability in production can drain your entire protocol.
I'm Muhammad full-stack blockchain developer and security auditor, founder of Blockhertz. I audit Solidity and Rust smart contracts using the same methodology professional firms charge $5,000+ for.
WHAT YOU RECEIVE: Professional PDF audit report - Severity-ranked findings (Critical / High / Medium / Low / Info) - Exact line numbers for every issue found - Remediation recommendations per finding - Re-audit after your fixes (Standard + Premium) - GitHub-ready report for investor/exchange credibility.
Tools:
MythX
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Remix
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Cryptocurrency services focus solely on developing and programming. Never share sensitive information or private keys with others.
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FAQ
Will your report be accepted by exchanges or investors?
Yes. The PDF report includes methodology, tooling, findings with severity ratings, line references, and remediation status — the same format professional audit firms use. Many clients use it for exchange listings and investor due diligence.
What if you find critical vulnerabilities?
I document every finding with exact location, severity, and how to fix it. Standard and Premium tiers include a re-audit after you apply fixes, so you go to mainnet clean.
Do you audit Rust/Solana contracts?
Yes, with the Solana add-on. Anchor/Rust audits use Cargo audit, Soteria, and manual review. Message me first to confirm scope.
My contract is already deployed — can you still audit it?
Yes. Post-deployment audits are common before major upgrades or exchange listings. Scope and approach may differ — message me first.
What is NOT included in the audit?
Off-chain infrastructure, frontend, APIs, and economic/tokenomics modeling are out of scope unless specifically agreed. The audit covers on-chain contract code only.
How do I share my code?
GitHub repo (preferred), or a zip file of your .sol / .rs files. Never share private keys — I only need source code.

