I will review your smart contract for security vulnerabilities and risks
Smart Contract Security Reviewer and Web3 Researcher
About this Gig
I will manually review your smart contract for security risks and give you a clear, evidence-based report.
What I check:
- Reentrancy, access control, and authorization flaws
- Oracle and price-manipulation risks, timelock and admin controls
- Logic errors, unchecked calls, and token-standard issues
- DeFi-specific risks for your use case
How I work: I read the code line by line, test risky paths in a local Foundry/Anvil environment, and write proof-of-concept tests for the findings that matter. You receive a written report with each issue listed by severity, with its exact location, the impact, and a suggested fix. If a finding cannot be confirmed, I say so clearly.
Basic covers a small contract (up to about 200 lines), Standard a medium contract with PoC tests, and Premium an in-depth review with a re-check after you fix the issues.
Note: this is a manual security review, not a formal audit by a certified firm. It helps you find and fix risks before launch. It does not guarantee that a contract is exploit-proof.
Expertise:
Secure tokenization
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DeFi security
Tools:
Slither
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OpenZeppelin
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Etherscan
Keep your assets and information safe
Cryptocurrency services focus solely on developing and programming. Never share sensitive information or private keys with others.
FAQ
What do you need from me to start?
Your contract source code (Solidity files or a GitHub link), a short note on what the contract does, and any docs or test instructions you already have.
Is this a formal audit?
No. This is a manual security review by a researcher. It finds and documents risks with evidence, but it is not a formal audit by a certified firm and does not guarantee that the contract is exploit-proof.
What will I receive?
A written report listing every finding by severity, with the exact location, the impact, and a suggested fix - plus proof-of-concept tests for the key findings (Standard and Premium).
