1Understand timeline, budget, and product logic
A tailor-made contest desk for the repo you are about to ship.
Comply Security lines up contest and retained desks for live protocol work — findings you can ship against.
Notes
Findings stay on the page
Letter
Code review, written down
Scope
The contract named in the letter
trusted by teams that already shipped
From first deploy to the next fork: a contest desk, a retained desk, or both. Scope stays tied to the code you are about to ship.
A contest puts several independent reviewers on the same repo at once. Findings are graded, then you get one paper trail.
Open contest deskMore eyes on the same commit, one invoice
Independent reviewers, shared scope
Pay for findings that hold up, not hours on a clock
Desk matching for the stack you actually run
A tailor-made contest desk for the repo you are about to ship.














“The contest caught a re-entrancy the previous desk missed. We patched on-chain before the stake moved.”
Shield Protocol
“Reviewers are paid for the severe findings. That alignment is why we stayed with the desk.”
EthSign
“We ran more than one desk. Comply Security is the one we kept for the protocol and the assets.”
ParaX
“The desk matched reviewers who read the model, not only the Solidity. That is the review we wanted.”
Aark
“Security and a public paper trail are what make the rest of the launch worth building. The Comply Security desk delivered both.”
Mantle
“The contest hit a short deadline, the findings held up, and we published the paper.”
KaratDAO
“A contest desk on the repo before the layer opens to users. That is the bar.”
zkSync
“More useful findings than the last centralized desk, on a smaller invoice.”
Aki
“Short deadline, findings that held up, paper we could publish.”
TENGOKU
Start a review
Send the repo. A desk writes back within a day.
Mail [email protected] with the chain, language, and a freeze commit.
Get In Touch
[email protected]
Comply Security
Public review letters.