Since the early days of the blockchain industry, engineers have been trying to integrate this technology into our daily lives. And to be honest, they have succeeded in many ways.

In the world of cryptocurrencies and decentralized finance, security has always been one of the top priorities. And it’s no wonder – everyone wants to be sure that their personal data, as well as funds, won’t be stolen.

Smart contracts are specialized programs stored on a blockchain typically used to automate the execution of an agreement so that all parties can be certain of the outcome without the need to trust one another or any intermediaries.

A smart contract audit on blockchain is an accurate and thorough analysis of the application smart contract sets. The main aim of such an audit is to detect and eliminate smart contract vulnerabilities as well as check the reliability of the contracts’ interactions with each other.