Smart contracts are necessarily contracts which are written in codes. These are deployed on the Blockchain Platform. The smart contracts are self-executing, codes that also negotiate, enforce transactions or even actions.
Once deployed on the blockchain platform, it is impossible to edit or manipulate them at any cost. Not even the admin who created it can tamper the codes. Hence it is highly essential to check the codes before deploying the codes.
How did I audit my smart contracts?
I straightaway went to Blockchain Firm, the smart contract security auditing company that leads the industry. They have six standard methods to audit any smart contracts that we give them.
1. Manual smart contract security audits
The auditors run through the codes manually and check for potential vulnerabilities.
2. Automated security audits
The auditors run a program on the smart contract codes and figure out the mistakes.
3. Unit testing
For every function, the auditors write test cases and check if it functions the way it has to.
4. Bug Bounty
The team launches a bug bounty program in the community where the developers who resolve the issues are rewarded.
5. End report
The developers deliver the end report that consists of the bugs and places to be fixed.
I strongly recommend Blockchain Firm, if you are looking for smart contract security audits.