FAMPIT Token (ERC721A) Audit: Secure Foundations with Minor Polish Needed
In an increasingly decentralized world powered by Ethereum, security audits form the backbone of trust in smart contracts. EtherAuthority’s, audit of the FAMPIT Token (an NFT built on the ERC-721A standard) delivers encouraging results—and a few thoughtful caveats.
Solid Security
EtherAuthority affirms the FAMPIT smart contract as “Secured,” with no critical, high, or medium severity findings detected—attributing any minor flags to low or very low issue categories. This is a strong vote of confidence; however, it is paired with a transparent advisory: the presence of owner-controlled functionality means the protocol doesn’t reach full decentralization.
Technical Highlights & Minor Concerns
- Tools like Slither, Solhint, and Remix IDE were used alongside manual auditing, ensuring a comprehensive review.
- Three low-severity issues emerged: missing event logs for critical functions (e.g., conf, withdrawMoney), absent input validations (e.g., ensuring addresses aren’t zero addresses or numeric values are > 0), and price not auto-updating during public sale status changes.
- Some very low-level issues include minor typos (e.g. MAX_PER_Transtion instead of MAX_PER_Transaction) and general best-practice suggestions, all routine but worth addressing for robustness.
Code Quality & Documentation
EtherAuthority describes the smart contract as compact and logically structured, making solid use of reuse through libraries. What’s missing, though, are unit tests, scenario scripts, and comprehensive code comments—features that would aid future audits and upkeep.
Final Takeaways
As a researcher steeped in precision and iterative refinement, you’ll appreciate that the FAMPIT Token stands on a sturdy foundation—secure from glaring threats and well-architected at its core. That said, incorporating event logs, rigorous input validation, automated pricing transitions, and improved documentation/testing coverage would enhance transparency and long-term maintainability.
Whether you’re a tight-knit community or a global enterprise, EtherAuthority keeps you secure. Reach us at contact@etherauthority.io
Audit Report in PDF: FAMPIT Token-Smart Contracts Security Audit-Report
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