Sherlock
Sherlock is an audit marketplace and smart contract coverage protocol built on the Ethereum blockchain.
What is Sherlock?
Sherlock is a Web3 security platform that provides complete lifecycle security for protocols, from development through launch to live operations. The platform offers collaborative audits led by top-performing security researchers, audit contests with large-scale adversarial pressure, bug bounties with in-house triage, Sherlock AI for catching vulnerabilities during development, and Sherlock Shield for financial coverage on audited contracts. Sherlock stands apart from traditional audit firms by prioritizing tangible incentives over reputation. Unlike others who charge hefty premiums, Sherlock offers financial assurance through its staking pool, compensating for bug bounty payouts or exploits in USDC. Furthermore, Sherlock maintains transparency about its auditors' qualifications.
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