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Independent security audits for Web3

Hashkrypt is an independent Web3 security and compliance firm based in India.

We provide smart contract, protocol, wallet and bridge audits, penetration testing and deployment verification for teams before launch, and technical due diligence, access control review and counterparty verification for investors, partners and buyers.

We also map licensing and regulatory requirements for each market a product serves.
Every engagement follows a defined methodology, names the exact commit reviewed, and states what was not covered.

Fees are fixed before work begins and never depend on the findings.

On due diligence, the buyer commissions us, never the project being assessed.

  • Min project size
    Undisclosed
  • Hourly rate
    Undisclosed
  • Employees
    2 - 9
  • Year founded
    Founded 2026

Service Lines
Blockchain
20%
Compliance Consulting
20%
Cybersecurity
20%
Digital Asset Management
20%
Internet & Technology Law
20%

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Industries
Business services
25%
Financial services
25%
Information technology
25%
Legal
25%
Clients
Small Business (<$10M)
75%
Midmarket ($10M - $1B)
20%
Enterprise (>$1B)
5%

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Our Story

Hashkrypt was started by engineers who build the systems they now review. Years of work on wallet and stablecoin infrastructure the kind that holds real money and cannot be rolled back made one thing obvious: almost everything that goes wrong on-chain was knowable in advance. The code was public. The permissions were readable. Someone only had to look, and be paid by the person who needed the truth rather than the person selling it.

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What Sets Us Apart

Independence, structurally guaranteed.

Unlike most audit firms, we are commissioned by the buyer, not the project under review. Fees are fixed before work begins and never move with the findings.

Built by engineers who ship.

We come from wallet and stablecoin infrastructure. We audit the systems we know how to build.

Pass every compliance check, not just code review.

Smart contract audits and regulatory licensing in one engagement — MiCA, DORA, VARA, ADGM and the GCC and Asian regimes most firms do not cover.

Tools and Technology

Calendly
Zoom
Google Meet
Microsoft Teams
Zoho Projects
Jira
Google Workspace

Commonly Asked Questions

Findings fixed, not findings filed. A report that lists issues nobody resolves has failed. Every engagement includes a re-audit confirming the fixes actually work. No incident after launch. The real measure is what happens once the code holds funds. We track it. The report survives scrutiny. It should hold up when an exchange, an investor or a regulator reads it — not only the client’s engineers. Nothing missed that a bug bounty later finds. If a researcher reports something in our scope that we did not, that is our failure and we treat it as one. That last one is the strongest answer to this question. Most firms describe success in terms of what they delivered; naming the condition under which you failed is more credible than any positive claim.

Findings go out as we confirm them, not at the end. A critical issue is reported the day we verify it, so you can start fixing while the audit continues. Nobody should learn about a high-severity finding in a PDF three weeks later. One named contact, not a ticketing queue. You deal with the engineer doing the review. Every report states its scope and limits. We name the exact commit reviewed and list what we did not examine. A finding applies to that scope and nothing wider. Written for two readers. Technical detail your engineers can act on, and a summary an investor, exchange or regulator can follow without translation. Fixes verified in writing. Once you remediate, we re-review and issue an updated report confirming what was resolved and what was not.

India’s DPDP Act 2023. We operate as a Data Fiduciary under India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act. GDPR. We act as a controller for personal data of UK and EU subjects, and as a processor where a client engagement requires it. Data processing terms are available on request. Contractual controls. An NDA is signed before any code or data changes hands. Access is granted per engagement and revoked when it closes. Source code and repository copies are deleted within 90 days of final delivery unless a client requests retention in writing. Technical controls. Multi-factor authentication and hardware keys on every account that can reach client material, full-disk encryption on company devices, no client code on personal machines. HIPAA. Not applicable — we do not process protected health information.

Pre-launch smart contract and protocol audits. DeFi protocols, lending markets, staking and vault systems heading to mainnet. Wallet and custody reviews. Multisigs, account abstraction, key management and the signing path itself — our strongest area. Cross-chain bridges. Message passing, proof verification and relayer trust, reviewed on both chains. Stablecoin and payments infrastructure. Issuance, reserves, settlement and off-ramp flows, particularly for teams serving the GCC and Asia. Investor and buyer due diligence. Technical review commissioned by the party putting money in, not by the project being assessed. Licensing and compliance mapping MiCA, VARA, ADGM and Indian requirements, mapped feature by feature. We are also open to shorter scoping reviews for teams that are not yet sure what they need.

1. Scoping call. You tell us what you have built and when you are shipping. We ask what holds funds, who can move them, and what you have already reviewed. 2. NDA signed before anything moves. On your paper or ours. We never request private keys, seed phrases or production credentials. 3. Written scope and fixed quote within 48 hours. It names the repository and commit, the chains and languages, what is in scope, and what is not. 4. Access granted per engagement. Read access to the agreed repository, limited to the auditors on your engagement. 5. Code frozen at the agreed commit. The review runs against a fixed version so findings stay valid. 6. Review begins. Findings are shared as we confirm them, not held back for the final report. 7. Report delivered, fixes verified. We re-review your remediation and issue an updated report stating what was resolved. 8. Access revoked and code deleted within 90 days of final delivery, unless you ask us in writing to retain it for a re-audit.

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