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SECURITY AUDITS & ATTESTATIONS

INDEPENDENT VERIFICATION OF SMART CONTRACT SECURITY AND PLATFORM INFRASTRUCTURE

1. Smart contract audit

FieldDetail
AuditorCertiK (engagement pending)
ScopeKibovVault.sol (ERC-4626), KibovAssetToken.sol (ERC-3643 compliant), CreditVault.sol
StatusENGAGEMENT IN PROGRESS
Expected completionQ3 2026

Preliminary scope includes:

  • Access control and role-based permission verification
  • Reentrancy and flash loan attack surface analysis
  • NAV oracle manipulation resistance testing
  • Withdrawal timelock bypass attempt testing
  • ERC-4626 inflation attack vector assessment (virtual offset implementation)
  • Gas optimization review

Upon completion, the full audit report will be published at this location and referenced on-chain via IPFS CID.

2. Infrastructure security

2.1 Key management

  • All signing operations executed via OpenZeppelin Defender (AWS KMS-backed)
  • No private keys stored in application code or environment variables
  • Hardware wallet (Ledger) required for Gnosis Safe multisig operations

2.2 Monitoring & circuit breakers

  • Tenderly real-time transaction monitoring with automated pause triggers
  • 1% NAV deviation circuit breaker (on-chain)
  • 48-hour withdrawal timelock (on-chain)
  • Upstash Redis rate limiting at edge layer

2.3 Custody model

  • Non-custodial: investors retain wallet signing authority at all times
  • Platform treasury managed via 3-of-5 Gnosis Safe multisig

3. Third-party attestations

ProviderServiceStatus
CertiKSmart contract auditIn progress
ChainalysisSanctions oracleActive
OpenZeppelinDefender key managementActive
TenderlyTransaction monitoringActive
PrivyIdentity & wallet authActive

4. On-chain verification

Contract address (Base Sepolia): 0xadf424091b032a6ddad11ac718380532bf480dca

Verification: BaseScan verified (when published for the deployment).

Source code: Public where deployed and verified.

All NAV updates are recorded on-chain with corresponding IPFS CID references for data provenance verification.


Point-in-time audits and attestations do not guarantee future security. See also Smart contract risk and Technology risk.

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