Audit Badges
Displays security audit records for the project from a registry of 20 recognized audit firms.
What Are Audit Badges?
When a project submits audit information through the project ownership flow, DappScore verifies the audit firm against a curated registry and displays a badge linking to the public report.
Recognized Audit Firms
DappScore's registry includes 20 top audit firms:
OpenZeppelin
Elite
Trail of Bits
Elite
ConsenSys Diligence
Elite
Sigma Prime
Elite
CertiK
Established
Hacken
Established
Quantstamp
Established
PeckShield
Established
SlowMist
Established
Code4rena
Competitive
Sherlock
Competitive
Immunefi
Bug Bounty
Halborn
Established
Iosiro
Established
Least Authority
Established
Zokyo
Established
Runtime Verification
Formal Verification
Cure53
Web Security
Dedaub
Established
MixBytes
Established
What a Badge Shows
🏅 Firm name
Which firm conducted the audit
📅 Date
When the audit was completed
🔗 Report link
Direct link to the public audit report
✅ Verified
DappScore has confirmed the firm is legitimate
Adding an Audit to Your Project
Project owners can add audit records through the project edit page:
Verify project ownership (sign message with deployer wallet)
Navigate to "Edit Project"
Add audit firm, date, and report URL
DappScore validates the firm and displays the badge
Limitations
Only firms in the registry are recognised — custom or unknown auditors will not display
DappScore does not re-verify the audit content — we link to the report, not summarise it
An audit does not guarantee safety — read the report for critical/high findings
An audit badge means the code was reviewed, not that it's bug-free. Always read the report and check how many critical/high issues were found and whether they were resolved.
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