Hashlock Completes Security Audit of Rank Trading Smart Contracts

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago


Hashlock, a leader in Web3 security and smart contract auditing, has completed a security audit for Rank Trading, a platform for automated quant trading.

Collaboration Between Hashlock and Rank Trading

The Rank Trading team collaborated with Hashlock to conduct a security audit of their RankFactory.sol, RankStrategy.sol, and RankToken.sol smart contracts. Hashlock manually and proactively reviewed the code to ensure the security of the deployed contracts for the project's team and community.

Audit Process and Issues Identified

Hashlock audited the Solidity code within the Rank Trading project. The scope of work included a comprehensive review of the smart contracts to check for their security and efficiency. These tests were primarily undertaken through manual line-by-line analysis, supported by software-assisted testing. After the audit, Hashlock found the smart contracts to be secure. The contracts follow simple logic with correct and detailed ordering. They use a series of interfaces, and the protocol utilizes a list of Open Zeppelin contracts. Initially, significant vulnerabilities were identified and have since been addressed.

Concluding Audit Results

All issues uncovered during automated and manual analysis were meticulously reviewed, and applicable vulnerabilities are presented in the Audit Findings section. The general security overview is presented in the Standardised Checks section, and the project's contract functionality is presented in the Intended Smart Contract Functions section.

The Hashlock audit has strengthened Rank Trading's security, making their platform more reliable for users and investors. This underscores Rank Trading's commitment to providing security and trust to their audience.

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