Security Audits

Smart Contract Audits & Web3 Security Audits

Smart contract security is not a pre-launch checklist. Xenqube prepares audit-ready contract packages, coordinates with your chosen audit firm, and owns the remediation cycle through to resolution — so nothing blocks your mainnet launch.

Audit-ready architecture 40+ protocols shipped Full remediation support 8+ years Web3

What smart contract audit readiness involves

An audit firm reviews what you give them. The quality of your audit findings is directly proportional to the quality of your pre-audit preparation. Xenqube structures every smart contract build to be audit-ready from the first line of code — not patched for audit at the last moment.

NatSpec documentation

Every function, state variable, event, and error is documented with NatSpec comments that describe behaviour, parameters, return values, and edge cases. Auditors use this to understand intent — missing documentation extends audit duration and increases finding count.

Threat model

A structured threat model identifying attack surfaces, privilege escalation paths, oracle dependencies, reentrancy risk, economic attack vectors, and access control boundaries. Presented to auditors before the review begins.

Test coverage report

Unit tests above 95% coverage, integration tests for multi-contract interactions, fork tests for mainnet-state edge cases, and fuzz testing for high-value paths. Coverage gaps invite audit findings — we eliminate them first.

Function specification

A function-level specification document mapping each contract function to its business requirement, expected input range, state transitions, and revert conditions. This is the source of truth for both auditors and the remediation team.

Automated analysis before external audit

Before an audit package is submitted to an external firm, Xenqube runs automated security analysis to surface and resolve obvious issues. External audit time is expensive — we do not send auditors work with known static analysis findings still open.

Slither analysis

Static analysis across all contracts using Slither's full detector suite. All findings are reviewed, categorised by severity, and resolved or documented with explicit rationale before the audit package is submitted.

Mythril analysis

Symbolic execution-based analysis for reentrancy, integer overflow, unprotected ether withdrawal, and access control issues. Findings are cross-referenced against the threat model.

Manual security review

Internal security review of critical paths: external call sequences, oracle consumption logic, access control architecture, upgrade proxy safety, and economic attack surface. This catches logic issues that automated tools miss.

Audit coordination and remediation

Xenqube coordinates with your chosen audit partner throughout the review process. When findings are delivered, we take ownership of the remediation cycle — not just acknowledging findings but implementing fixes, documenting rationale, and verifying resolution before mainnet deployment.

Contract types we prepare for audit

DeFi protocol contracts

Lending markets, AMM pools, staking systems, yield vaults, governance contracts, and treasury management logic.

Token contracts

ERC-20, ERC-721, ERC-1155, compliance tokens (ERC-1400, ERC-3643), vesting schedules, and transfer restriction logic.

Bridge and cross-chain contracts

Message-passing integrations, canonical token bridges, and multi-chain deployment coordination.

DAO and governance contracts

Proposal, voting, timelock, and access control contracts with defined decentralisation roadmaps.

Related security services and resources

Preparing for a smart contract audit?

Share your contract scope and timeline. We will assess audit readiness and define a preparation plan to give you the cleanest possible audit report.

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