
Armors
Armors provide blockchain code auditing, security testing, monitoring, and alarming services.

What is Armors?
Armors is a blockchain security firm founded in 2017 that provides code auditing, penetration testing, cross-chain migration, and platform security services. Armors has established in-depth cooperative relationships with exchanges such as OKEX, Binance, Bybit, Huobi, Bitfinex, Kucoin, MXC, Bibox, and others. In addition to smart contracts in Solidity and Rust, Armors has conducted in-depth research and mastered the Move language, adding Move audit capabilities to protect project assets. Armors is an audit partner of BSC, Ethereum, Polygon, Solana, and other public chains. It has provided services for over 2,000 blockchain projects and protects digital assets worth more than 100 billion US dollars. The Armors audit process: (1) Evaluate the smart contract (2) Pay (3) Audit the smart contract (4) Deliver the audit report on time. If any issue is found during auditing, Armors will notify you and suggest modifications promptly.
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