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This page is an overview of the Inkryptus security posture. Detailed information lives in the dedicated pages linked below.

Security model

Inkryptus operates on three security layers:

LayerSummaryDetails
Custodial infrastructureEach user wallet is a contract on-chain. Moving funds out of one requires more than one signature under the platform multisig.Wallet
Smart contractsBuilt on OpenZeppelin standards, verified source code on BscScan. Hard cap enforced at contract level.INKY Token Security, Contracts
Operational controlsEmail-based 2FA, KYC-tiered withdrawal limits, transaction monitoring.Wallet, Fees

Audit status

No formal third-party audit has been performed. The current security baseline relies on OpenZeppelin standards, verified source code, automated scanner results (GoPlus, Token Sniffer), and a clean operational track record. Full scanner results are documented in INKY Token Security.

Incident history

Zero security incidents since platform launch (2020). No exploits, no contract pauses, no emergency actions, no fund losses.

Verify independently

  1. 1

    Review source code

    All contracts have verified source on BscScan. See Contracts for the full list.

  2. 2

    Run automated scans

    Run contract addresses through GoPlus or Token Sniffer.

  3. 3

    Check on-chain state

    Use BscScan's Read Contract tab to verify supply cap, ownership, and minter whitelist.

INKY Token Security

Scanner results, flagged items explained, verification steps.

Contracts

All contract addresses and roles.

Wallet

Custodial model, 2FA, withdrawal limits, account recovery.

Risks

Risk categories with mitigations.

What is a Smart Contract?

Learn how smart contracts work and why they matter for platform security.

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