P2P Audit
  • 👋P2P Audit
  • Overview
    • 💡Our Services
    • ✨Why Choose Us?
  • Our Goal
    • 🛠️Secure Web3
  • For Projects
    • 🎸Audit Process
    • 🖥️Audit Price and Timeline
  • For Auditors
    • 🎸How to Apply as an Auditor
  • FAQs
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FAQs

How much does it cost?

Cost depends on the size and complexity of the codebase/problem we're solving.

How long does the smart contract audit process typically take?

The duration of the smart contract audit process varies depending on the size and complexity of the project. However, most audits can be completed within 2-4 weeks.

Does P2P Audit work with clients on Solana, Polkadot, NEAR, or any other non-EVM chains?

At the moment, we only offer security reviews for projects on EVM-based chains. As our network of experts grows, we will expand our services to projects on other blockchains.

What currencies does P2PAudit accept as payment?

We accept stablecoins like USDC, USDT, and DAI pegged to USD across chains like Ethereum, Polygon, BNB Chain, and Tron.

Does your audit process include gas optimization services?

Yes, our audit process includes gas optimization as part of the manual and functional testing phases. This is to help you optimize gas usage in your code.

What's the difference between a competitive audit and a private audit?

A private audit is a time-boxed full security journey - we look at your code from it's architecture, teach you the latest in security & testing, code reviews, etc. A competitive audit is a gamified time-boxed bug hunt where auditors across the globe participate, that pays out the auditors who find the most critical and unique bugs.

Can you explain your audit process?

Our audit process begins with specification gathering and moves on to static analysis, functional testing, and manual analysis. After the initial report, we repeat the process before delivering the final audit report.

Does P2PAudit review fixes?

For changes needed after initial review, we have two options: 1. Small changes will be reviewed and included in a final report update. 2. Substantial changes will require a second engagement for a separate review.

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