Directly monetizable, irreversible
A single authorization or key-handling flaw moves real assets that can't be clawed back — the highest-stakes bug class in software.
Industries / Crypto & Digital Assets
Exchanges and wallets are the target, not a target
In crypto, a security flaw is directly monetizable and irreversible — there's no chargeback on a drained wallet. Exchanges, wallets, and digital-asset platforms need adversarial testing that assumes a motivated, well-funded attacker, alongside QE that keeps a high-velocity product stable.
What this sector is up against
Always-on, always-watched
Exchanges run 24/7 and are probed constantly; detection and response can't be business-hours.
Trust and compliance pressure
Regulatory scrutiny is rising and user trust is fragile — one incident reshapes both.
Where we defend the assets
Penetration Testing as a Service →
Web, API, and mobile surfaces of exchanges and wallets tested the way attackers probe them.
API Security Testing →
Authorization and business-logic testing where transactions and balances live.
Red Teaming →
Objective-driven adversary simulation for platforms attackers actively target.
Managed SOC →
24/7 detection and response for an always-on, always-watched sector.
Performance Engineering →
Exchanges break at volatility-driven traffic spikes — load modeling and bottleneck analysis for the moment volume triples.
Frameworks we test and report against here: SOC 2 · ISO 27001 · GDPR
Proven here
Real engagements we've delivered in this sector
- A crypto trading & exchange platformFunctional TestingSecurity Testing
Engagements shown by industry; client identities are kept confidential.
Not sure where to start?
A plain-language conversation about your product, your risk, and what to do first.