Locus Finance smart contract security audit by SmartState
Locus is a DeFi asset management platform that provides automated, tokenized yield-bearing vaults of curated strategies.
Locus Finance utilizes smart contracts to manage client assets and provides a simple interface for navigating complex DeFi strategies.
Locus Finance smart contract security audit
Locus Finance requested SmartState to conduct a smart contract security audit of the staking system and the internal logic of the Locus Finance project.
SmartState experts conducted a manual audit based on best practices using our customized methodology.
After a number of iterations with remediation work collaboratively with the Locus team, our specialists did not find any vulnerabilities during the final audit.
We are delighted to announce that we’ve given a high final score to Locus Finance’s audited code.
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DYOR. This article does not constitute legal, financial or investment advice, and we are not responsible for any decisions based on our analysis or recommendations. An audit does not provide any warranties regarding the code security. We presume that a single audit cannot be considered totally sufficient and always recommend several independent audits and a public bug bounty program to ensure code security.
