Audit and Security (VISP)
Vingt.io places a paramount emphasis on the security and reliability of the Vingt.io Index and Strategy Protocol (VISP). To uphold the highest standards, our protocol is subject to rigorous third-party audits by esteemed auditing firms.
Third-Party Audits
In our commitment to fortifying the security and integrity of VISP, our protocol undergoes comprehensive audits conducted by reputable and independent auditing entities. These audits aim to thoroughly assess the smart contract architecture, security mechanisms, and overall functionality of VISP.
Auditing Firms
Vingt.io engages with well-established auditing firms renowned for their expertise in blockchain security and smart contract assessments. The selection of these auditing partners is based on their proven track record, credibility in the industry, and commitment to delivering thorough and reliable assessments.As part of our dedication to transparency and security, we disclose the results of these third-party audits to our community. These audit reports play a crucial role in validating the security measures implemented in VISP, ensuring its resilience to potential vulnerabilities, and fostering trust among our users.
Building on Secure Foundations
It's noteworthy that VISP is built upon the foundations of Set Protocol V2, a widely recognized and audited protocol in the decentralized finance space. The underlying infrastructure inherits the security assurances provided by Set Protocol V2, which has undergone extensive third-party audits.
Continuous Improvement
Security is an ongoing concern, and Vingt.io is committed to continuous improvement. Regular audits, along with proactive security measures, are integral components of our strategy to enhance the overall security posture of VISP. We actively seek and implement recommendations from auditors to fortify the protocol against emerging threats.The following section provides a summary of key audit reports conducted by third-party firms, highlighting the steps taken to address any identified issues and further solidify VISP's standing as a secure and reliable decentralized asset management platform.The listed smart contracts are only those that have been utilized by VISP or are planned for future use. It's important to note that the scope of the audits extends beyond what VISP is currently using or plans to use, and specifically, VISP is not utilizing oracles at present and has no plans for their integration in the near future.
Auditor
Smart Contracts
Sherlock
Controller, IntegrationRegistry, SetToken, SetTokenCreator, DebtIssuanceModuleV2, StreamingFeeModule, TradeModule, BasicIssuanceModule
OpenZeppelin
BasicIssuanceModule, Controller, SetToken, StreamingFeeModule, IntegrationRegistry, SetTokenCreator
ABDK
BasicIssuanceModule, Controller, SetToken, StreamingFeeModule, IntegrationRegistry, SetTokenCreator, TradeModule
Iosiro
DebtIssuanceModuleV2
While the audits are a thorough investigation of the code’s integrity, please be advised that these audits do not provide a 100% foolproof guarantee that the contracts are free from vulnerabilities.
Risks
All digital assets are susceptible to several risk factors, including but not limited to:
Technical Vulnerabilities: The potential for complete or partial loss of digital assets resulting from technical breaches, exploits, or failures that could occur at the protocol or smart contract level within the product's infrastructure.
Regulatory Constraints: The possibility of regulatory authorities in the end user's region imposing restrictions on the use or possession of digital assets, thereby affecting their accessibility and value.
Centralized Providers' Decisions: The risk of losing digital assets or access to them due to determinations made by centralized providers of the underlying assets, which may not always align with the interests of the asset holders.
Market Conditions: The chance of full or partial loss of digital assets stemming from the standard operations of the product, which can be impeded by unforeseen market fluctuations and conditions.
Protocol-Induced Changes: Exposure to the risk of complete or partial loss of digital assets due to alterations made to the underlying product assets by the originating protocols.
Market-Related Risks: Vulnerability to full or partial loss of digital assets resulting from factors such as volatility, correlation, value at risk, and contagion risks in the digital asset market.
Methodology Deviation: The potential for digital assets to underperform due to deviations from their intended methodology or objectives.
Underlying Token Volatility: The risk associated with the fluctuating value and volatility of the underlying tokens supporting the digital asset.
It is imperative for potential investors or users to be cognizant of these risk factors and exercise due diligence when engaging with digital assets.
Security Note
There are different versions of these tokens in the market. To ensure you are interacting with the correct smart contracts, we recommend using our official Dapp at app.vingt.io. If you choose to use a block explorer or another method, please double-check that the smart contract address matches the one specified in our documentation to avoid potential errors or security issues. To trade these tokens on Arbitrum, visit the respective pages on the Dapp.
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