Problem

In the growing blockchain ecosystem, smart contracts have become an essential component in various applications and digital transactions. While smart contracts offer automation and transparency, they also carry significant security risks. Vulnerabilities in smart contracts can lead to large financial losses, reputational damage, and a loss of trust in blockchain technology as a whole.

• Security Vulnerabilities Smart contracts often contain bugs and vulnerabilities that can be exploited by hackers, resulting in huge financial losses and damaging the reputation of the project. A successful attack can lead to loss of funds, data corruption, and loss of trust in the market.

• Time-Consuming and Costly Manual Audits Traditional security audits are time-consuming and costly, often requiring the involvement of a large security team to complete. In addition, manual audits can be ineffective in detecting more complex or emerging vulnerabilities.

• The Need for Continuous Monitoring Smart contracts don't stop being risky after launch. Security threats can arise at any time, so continuous monitoring is required to detect and respond to potential issues quickly. Without an effective monitoring system, risks can increase over time.

• Limited Tool Accessibility Many existing auditing solutions are difficult to access for developers with varying levels of experience and often do not integrate with existing development workflows. This can hinder developers' ability to effectively ensure their code is secure.