Blockhunters

Blockhunters checks blockchain code for security flaws. The firm audits smart contracts and related software so that projects can find bugs before hackers do, and it pitches this work at teams preparing a launch or token sale.

What Blockhunters does

• Smart contract audits: line-by-line review of blockchain code to find vulnerabilities that could expose user funds or data.
• Protocol implementation reviews: audits of how a protocol has been built, such as its work on an implementation of the Dispatch protocol.
• Staged audit offers: a non-binding proposal within 48 hours, split into separate parts so the client can pick what gets tested.
• Progress updates and final report: regular notes on steps completed and bugs found during the audit, then a full report on everything tested.

Who it works with

Its clients are blockchain businesses and entrepreneurs, including teams working to tight deadlines ahead of a token sale. Clients send a link to their code along with supporting papers such as a white paper, and the team is willing to talk through channels like Discord.

Key facts

• Focus: blockchain security and code auditing
• Process: inquiry with code, offer and timeline, signed agreement, audit, final report