OXORIO

OXORIO is a high-precision, full-spectrum smart contract auditing and Web3 security company with a proven track record of preventing multimillion-dollar exploits. With over $25 billion in Total Value Locked (TVL) across audited projects, the firm has built trust among high-profile clients in DeFi, liquid staking, L2s, DAOs, and blockchain infrastructure. OXORIO distinguishes itself by offering deep, tailored audits rather than generic reviews—placing quality, transparency, and precision above all.

What makes OXORIO unique is its commitment to quality over quantity. Each audit is conducted by a team of at least two experts, chosen specifically based on their experience with the project’s technology stack—whether it’s Solidity, Rust, Cairo, or Vyper. This approach allows them to deliver deep, customized audits instead of generic checklists. Audits cover not just smart contracts but deployment scripts, off-chain components, upgrade patterns, and protocol logic.

In addition to its core audit services, OXORIO also offers penetration testing, zero-knowledge proof verifications, and internal tool development for clients needing advanced security strategies. Their expertise spans everything from secure DeFi protocol launches to re-entrancy attack protection and fuzz testing. Each engagement ends with an interactive report, recommendations, and optional retesting, ensuring that security is not just assessed—but improved.

With a reputation built on trust, technical depth, and a transparent workflow, OXORIO has become the go-to choice for elite Web3 teams looking for top-tier blockchain security services.

OXORIO provides mission-critical security auditing and testing services that distinguish it from traditional audit firms in the Web3 ecosystem:

• Tailored Audit Teams: Each project is assigned senior auditors experienced in the specific language and protocol—from Solidity and Rust to Cairo and Vyper.
• High-Stakes Audit History: OXORIO has secured over $25 billion in TVL across DeFi, L2s, DAOs, and staking platforms, preventing major vulnerabilities.
• Manual, Code-Deep Audits: All audits are manual and collaborative, ensuring thorough analysis beyond automated scanner limitations.
• Penetration Testing & Red Teaming: OXORIO provides offensive testing against infrastructure and applications to uncover real-world attack vectors.
• Zero-Knowledge Expertise: Specialized services for auditing ZK circuits, ZK-proofs, and cryptographic integrity of rollup designs.
• Transparent Reports: Clients receive a clear, categorized report with severity levels, technical impact, mitigation steps, and GitHub-hosted issue tracking.
• Interactive Engagement: Clients are involved throughout the process, with feedback cycles, Q&A sessions, and optional post-audit retesting.
• Proven Trust: Chosen by top Web3 players like Aave, Lido, and 1inch for mission-critical protocol audits.

Getting started with OXORIO is straightforward and built around collaboration and clarity. Here's how you can begin working with one of the top Web3 security audit firms:

• Step 1 – Visit the Website: Go to oxor.io and review their audit services, methodology, and previous reports.
• Step 2 – Request an Audit: Use the contact form or email provided on the site to initiate a new project inquiry with details about your smart contracts and scope.
• Step 3 – Scoping & Proposal: The OXORIO team will assess the codebase, define deliverables, set timelines, and share a custom proposal.
• Step 4 – Audit Execution: The assigned audit team begins an in-depth review, manually analyzing your code for logical errors, vulnerabilities, and bad practices.
• Step 5 – Reporting & Feedback: A detailed report is shared with categorized findings. You’ll receive access to discussion threads and GitHub issues for collaboration.
• Step 6 – Remediation & Retesting: After your team implements fixes, OXORIO offers retesting services to confirm all vulnerabilities have been addressed.
• Step 7 – Public Report (Optional): Once resolved, you can choose to publish the final audit report—often hosted on GitHub or linked from your project docs.