umibit is an AI security company, and umibit Audit is our security-audit product for Web3 and smart contracts. Before you launch, senior security experts review your contracts finding by finding — on top of umibit AI's full coverage — to surface the risks that could cost you funds or trust, and deliver an audit report that anyone can independently verify.
Behind an audit that holds up to verification: the breadth of the machine, the judgment of experts, and the delivery discipline of pinning everything to a specific version.
umibit AI runs a high-coverage review over all of your code, and senior security experts review every hit one by one, providing reproducible proof for the real risks. The machine makes sure nothing is missed; the experts make sure it's sound.
Smart contracts, business and economic model, off-chain infrastructure, and black-box penetration — only together do these four layers cover the real attack surface of a Web3 project.
Every final report is pinned to a specific version, contract address, and audit date, and published where anyone can access it — so anyone can independently verify the seal we've stamped.
An audit is only as good as your ability to verify it. We don't ask you to trust us — we put every anchor you need to verify it right in the report.
The final report is published where anyone can access it, with a unique reference number and audit date; umibit AI's review artifacts are traceable.
The report cover states the audited code version and contract address. Compare the bytecode compiled from that version against the deployed on-chain contract, one to one, to confirm that what was audited is the code running live.
Check each contract address, chain, and audit time window listed in the report to confirm the scope and point in time the seal covers.
Every finding in the report comes with its location and the basis for the judgment, so a third party can independently re-check it from public information — no need to take our word for it.
Describe your contract scope and timeline, and we'll send back an audit plan and quote.
An audit report is a security snapshot of a specific version at a specific point in time. It is not a guarantee of absolute contract safety, nor any form of investment advice. Any change to the code after the audit is completed falls outside this engagement's coverage. Users should do their own research (DYOR) and accept their own risk.