# Security
## Smart Contract Audits
Security is of primary importance to any blockchain protocol, and in any situation where smart contracts are involved. Kinza Finance is committed to developing a secure decentralized on-chain money market.
Multiple third-parties will thoroughly audit Kinza Finance smart contracts to ensure no stone is left unturned, and all potential vulnerabilities addressed. There will be repeated auditing of all aspects of the platform.
### Audit Reports
#### Salus Security - June 2023
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**Omniscia Security - August 2023**
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**Peckshield - November 2023**
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**Slowmist - August, 2024** (kBTC)
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## Bug Bounty Program
Bug Bounty Programs further reinforce our security with decentralized crowdsourced smart contract stress-testing and auditing. We currently have a Bug Bounty Program ongoing with our partners [HackenProof](https://hackenproof.com/). Click on the link below for more details on the program:
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