Audit Status
Audit Status
Security Audits & Code Review
Current Status: ⚠️ Not Yet Audited (Beta)
What is a Security Audit?
A security audit is when independent security experts review your code to find:
🐛 Bugs and vulnerabilities
🔓 Security weaknesses
💸 Potential exploits
⚠️ Logic errors
Why it matters: Catches issues before they can be exploited.
Dinario's Audit Status
Smart Contracts
Status: ⚠️ Pending audit
Why not audited yet:
Project is in beta (Solana Cyberpunk Hackathon submission)
Limited budget as solo developer
Prioritized functionality over audit
Plan:
Audit scheduled post-hackathon
Using reputable Solana auditor (TBD)
Will publish audit report publicly
Backend Services
Status: ⚠️ Internal review only
Security measures:
Code review by developer
Dependency scanning (GitHub Dependabot)
SSRF protection implemented
Log injection prevention
Input validation on all endpoints
Plan:
Professional security review post-hackathon
Penetration testing
Bug bounty program
Current Security Measures
Code Quality
✅ TypeScript for type safety
✅ Linting (ESLint)
✅ Code scanning (GitHub CodeQL)
✅ Dependency updates (Dependabot)
Smart Contract
✅ Tested on devnet extensively
✅ Limited permissions (no admin backdoors)
✅ Open source (auditable by community)
✅ Multi-step verification
Backend
✅ SSRF protection (server-side request forgery)
✅ Log injection prevention
✅ Input validation
✅ Rate limiting
✅ Environment variable security
Third-Party Services
✅ Bridge (licensed, regulated fiat partner)
✅ Sumsub (SOC 2 Type II KYC provider)
✅ Helius (enterprise RPC provider)
✅ Jupiter (audited DEX aggregator)
Known Limitations (Beta)
Please be aware:
No formal audit: Smart contracts have not been audited by external security firm
Beta software: May contain bugs or unexpected behavior
Use at your own risk: Start with small amounts
No insurance: Funds are not FDIC insured (crypto → fiat conversion only)
Recommendations for Users
Start Small
✅ Test with $50-100 first
✅ Verify the process works
✅ Check transaction on Helius Orb
✅ Confirm bank deposit arrives
✅ Then scale up
Verify On-Chain
✅ Check your transaction on Helius Orb
✅ Verify ephemeral wallet was created
✅ Verify no link to your main wallet
✅ Verify funds flow (swap → Bridge → bank)
Use Hardware Wallet (Optional)
For large amounts:
✅ Ledger + Phantom/Solflare
✅ Extra security for private keys
✅ Requires physical confirmation
Post-Hackathon Roadmap
Phase 1: External Audit (Q1 2025)
Hire reputable Solana auditor
Full smart contract audit
Publish audit report
Fix any issues found
Phase 2: Penetration Testing (Q1 2025)
Backend API security testing
Infrastructure review
Remediate vulnerabilities
Phase 3: Bug Bounty (Q2 2025)
Launch public bug bounty program
Reward security researchers
Continuous security improvement
Phase 4: Insurance (Q2 2025)
Explore smart contract insurance options
Protect user funds against exploits
Partner with insurance providers
Reporting Security Issues
Found a bug? Please report responsibly:
🐦 Twitter DM: @DinarioApp
Please include:
Detailed description
Steps to reproduce
Impact assessment
Proof of concept (if applicable)
We will:
Respond within 24 hours
Fix critical issues immediately
Credit you publicly (if you want)
Offer bounty for valid findings (post-hackathon)
Transparency
Dinario commits to:
✅ Open source code (auditable)
✅ Public audit reports (post-audit)
✅ Transparent security updates
✅ Responsible disclosure
You can verify:
Code: Fully auditable
Changes: Public commit history
Disclaimer
Use Dinario at your own risk.
Dinario is beta software and has not been formally audited. While we've implemented security best practices, bugs may exist.
You should:
✅ Only use funds you can afford to lose
✅ Start with small test transactions
✅ Verify transactions on-chain
✅ Report any issues immediately
We are not responsible for:
❌ Smart contract bugs or exploits
❌ Loss of funds due to vulnerabilities
❌ Third-party service failures (Bridge, Sumsub, etc.)
Next: FAQ - For Users for common questions.
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