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Standards and verification

All Inkryptus contracts are built on OpenZeppelin standards (the most widely used smart contract library in the industry) and have verified source code on BscScan, making them publicly readable and verifiable by anyone at any time.

Third-party scanners

GoPlus Security API (retrieved April 13, 2026):

CheckResult
HoneypotNo
Buy tax0%
Sell tax0%
Transfer tax0%
Hidden ownerNo
Can take back ownershipNo
Transfer pausableNo
Self-destructNo
Trading cooldownNo
Slippage modifiableNo
Anti-whale modifiableNo
Personal slippage modifiableNo
External callNo
Cannot buyNo
Cannot sell allNo

Notes on flagged items

Mint function

The mint function is required for staking emission. It is controlled through the TokenMinter contract, which maintains a whitelist of authorized minters. Only addresses on this whitelist can trigger minting, and the hard cap of 200M INKY is immutable in the contract. See Contracts for the full architecture.

Active ownership

Ownership is retained because the platform actively operates staking reward distribution. The owner address is the TokenMinter contract itself (not a personal wallet), and the creator wallet holds 0% of the supply.

LP tokens not locked

LP tokens are not locked and not burned. 99.997% of the v2 LP tokens are held by the Products Vault (0xa307cf9e...), which is an operational wallet controlled by Inkryptus, not a smart contract and not a third-party locker. There is no on-chain code restricting the movement of that liquidity. See Liquidity for details.

Formal audit

Incident history

No security incidents have occurred since deploy (May 11, 2023). Clean track record across all contracts.

Independent verification

Anyone can verify the security posture of the INKY contract:

  1. 1

    Review source code

    Open the verified source code on BscScan.

  2. 2

    Run automated scan

    Run the contract address through Token Sniffer for an automated assessment.

  3. 3

    Check ownership

    Check the owner() function to see which address holds admin privileges.

  4. 4

    Read public parameters

    Review the Read Contract tab for all public parameters.

Contracts

All contract addresses and BscScan verification links.

Token Identity

Contract address, network, and quick verification.

Distribution

Allocation breakdown across vaults and pools.

What is a Smart Contract?

Learn the basics of smart contracts and how they secure on-chain operations.

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