# Audits At Piku, security is foundational. All smart contracts deployed on the protocol are built using the modular infrastructure developed by [**Inverter Network**](https://www.inverter.network/) and have been independently audited by couple of leading security firms specializing in blockchain infrastructure. ## Reports ### [Omega Security](https://teamomega.eth.limo/) Team Omega conducted a thorough audit of new modules introduced to Inverter’s architecture including queue-based funding and payment processors, permissioned oracle integration, and upgradable ERC20 token logic. All findings were acknowledged and fixed. The audit reported low-severity issues primarily related to naming and external call handling. **📋 Audit Details** * **Timeline:** July 2025 * **Scope:** Token, Oracle, Funding, and Payment Processor Upgrades * **Full Audit Review:** [GitHub PR #704](https://github.com/InverterNetwork/contracts/pull/704) * **Report**: *** ### [0xMacro](https://0xmacro.com/) This audit covered the full Inverter contract system that underpins Piku, including modules for governance, staking, funding logic, access control, payment routing, and upgradeability. **📋 Audit Details** * **Audited Entity:** Inverter Protocol (Piku’s core contract architecture) * **Timeline:** April 15 – May 24, 2024 * **Audit Scope:** Full modular contract suite — governance, bonding curve, staking, rewards, payments, proxy design. * **Status:** All critical and high-severity findings were addressed and fixed. * **Report:** *** ### [Hats Finance](https://hats.finance/) Piku’s smart contracts also underwent a public audit competition hosted by Hats.Finance, a decentralized platform that rewards researchers via on-chain submissions. **📋 Audit Details** * **Scope**: Full Inverter V1 contract suite powering Piku * **Platform**: Hats.Finance on-chain audit competition * **Timeline**: June 2024 * **Reward** **Pool**: Up to \~24,000 UMA (\~$80K USD) * **Submission** **Model**: First‑come, first‑served on‑chain reporting * **Outcome**: Numerous edge‑case issues surfaced; all vulnerabilities reviewed and addressed by Inverter * **Report**: *** ### [Audit33 audit](https://www.33audits.xyz/) (PDF) As part of its layered security strategy, Piku’s core infrastructure was independently reviewed by **33Audits & Co.**, with a dedicated focus on the **Oracle-integrated Funding Manager** and queue-based payment flow logic. **📋 Audit Details** * **Auditor:** 33Audits & Co. * **Timeline:** May 2025 * **Scope:** Oracle-integrated funding manager and queue-based payments * **Findings:** 2 high-severity issues — both fully resolved * **Methodology:** Manual inspection, static analysis, and test execution Fixes were applied and validated. This targeted audit ensures robust handling of oracle-priced funding mechanics in Piku’s contract stack. {% file src="/files/ncVc46zvDArSJM69GLH9" %} Together, these layered audits spanning professional reviews, competitive community challenges, and targeted module inspections demonstrate Piku’s unwavering commitment to security, transparency, and responsible protocol development. --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. Perform an HTTP GET request on the current page URL with the `ask` query parameter: ``` GET https://docs.piku.co/piku/piku/security-and-risks/audits.md?ask= ``` The question should be specific, self-contained, and written in natural language. The response will contain a direct answer to the question and relevant excerpts and sources from the documentation. Use this mechanism when the answer is not explicitly present in the current page, you need clarification or additional context, or you want to retrieve related documentation sections.