Beosin
Beosin is a blockchain security company offering smart contract audits, risk monitoring, KYT/AML, and crypto tracing.
What is Beosin?
Beosin is a blockchain security and compliance company that provides an all-in-one solution covering smart contract audit, risk monitoring & alert, KYT/AML, and crypto tracing. With the mission of securing the blockchain ecosystem, Beosin was co-founded by several professors from world-renowned universities and has 40+ PhDs in the team. It has offices in Singapore, Korea, Japan, and other 10+ countries. Beosin has already audited more than 2500 smart contracts, including famous Web3 projects PancakeSwap, Uniswap, DAI, and OKSwap, and all of them are monitored by Beosin EagleEye. Their KYT AML solution serves 100+ institutions, including Binance.
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