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Smart contract audit

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Muaythai is a token standard on Polygon Chain (POL), ERC20 guarantees lower transaction costs stable and fast transactions to provide a flexible format for developers

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We create standard token secure for all user. Smart Contracts have been audit

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A smart contract audit is a comprehensive review of the code underlying a smart contract to identify security vulnerabilities, logic errors, and inefficiencies. Smart contracts, often written in languages like Solidity (for Ethereum), are self-executing programs that run on blockchains, and they handle sensitive transactions—so an error can be very costly.

🔍 Why Audit a Smart Contract?

  • Security: Prevent exploits (e.g., reentrancy, integer overflow/underflow).

  • Reliability: Ensure the logic behaves as expected.

  • Compliance: Meet industry and legal standards.

  • Optimization: Improve gas efficiency and performance.


🧪 What Does a Smart Contract Audit Include?

  1. Manual Code Review: Experienced auditors go through the code line-by-line.

  2. Automated Analysis: Tools like MythX, Slither, or Manticore help catch common issues.

  3. Functional Testing: Simulate interactions and edge cases.

  4. Gas Usage Review: Optimize for lower transaction fees.

  5. Security Checks: Check for vulnerabilities like:

    • Reentrancy

    • Access control issues

    • Denial of service (DoS)

    • Front-running

    • Timestamp dependence

    • Integer arithmetic bugs

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