Blockhunters

Blockhunters was hired by HungryGhost, a digital art firm dealing in non-fungible tokens, to conduct a security audit for an ERC-721 contract for selling generative art. The audit involved over 30 checks and manual inspection of the contract to ensure transaction safety. Blockhunters was chosen for their credible team profiles and their portfolio of high-level, verifiable blockchain projects. The company appreciated Blockhunters' quick response, excellent customer support, and timely delivery of results, despite delays on the client's side. The interaction was mainly with the customer service director and another member of the security team who reviewed the code.

Dispatch Labs, a blockchain infrastructure company, engaged Blockhunters for a third-party security audit before the release of their main product. The audit involved scrutinizing all the software developed by Dispatch Labs, including the theory behind the consensus, to prevent potential manipulation by bad actors. Blockhunters was selected due to their expertise in infrastructure level, understanding of layer one and consensus, and their reasonable pricing. The project, which cost around $40,000, was divided into three milestones and was carried out from November 2018 to February 2019. The client worked with about four people from the Blockhunters team.