Smart contract logic
Authorization, invariants, asset accounting, upgrades, external calls, and protocol-specific execution paths.
SERVICES
Forge reviews how contracts, frontend flows, wallet interactions, transaction paths, infrastructure boundaries, and protocol assumptions behave together — as one connected system.
The service model stays intentionally focused: understand the connected system, validate meaningful weaknesses, and report only what the evidence supports.
Authorization, invariants, asset accounting, upgrades, external calls, and protocol-specific execution paths.
Calldata construction, UI-only assumptions, API boundaries, replay resistance, and transaction-path integrity.
Connection flows, signature requests, user intent, approval safety, RPC assumptions, and signing-context clarity.
Trust boundaries, operational dependencies, governance controls, incentives, and assumptions that affect systemic risk.
Each engagement is scoped around the surfaces that matter for your target, with findings tied to concrete behavior, impact, and practical remediation.
How your contracts actually behave: access control, state transitions, asset accounting, upgrade paths, and the protocol-specific assumptions that can lose funds, break permissions, or corrupt system integrity — reviewed against your intended design, not just in isolation.
The paths where users actually sign: frontend transaction construction, wallet prompts and signing flows, RPC and API trust boundaries, and the off-chain assumptions that meet on-chain execution. We trace what a user is really approving, not just what the UI says.
How failures propagate: protocol architecture, infrastructure boundaries, governance controls, incentives, and economic assumptions that decide whether a single bug stays contained or cascades across contracts, integrations, and operations.
Findings you can act on: clear fix guidance tied to validated root causes, with reporting that supports engineering remediation, retesting, and whatever responsible-disclosure requirements your engagement or bounty program requires.
Fit
Scoped reviews, architecture validation, dApp and wallet transaction-flow assessment, and remediation planning where evidence and responsible handling matter.
Support for teams preparing contract, frontend, and operational paths before exposing users or significant value.
Focused review of specific concerns, integrations, flows, or suspected weakness areas in production systems, within authorized scope.
Issue framing that helps engineering teams understand impact, reproduce behavior where applicable, and validate fixes.
Every engagement ends with a scoped report, not a raw scanner dump.