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DeGate's Solana LP Handler has been independently audited by Adevar Labs, a boutique blockchain security firm with over 100 audits completed and a track record securing protocols across Solana, Ethereum, and beyond.
The audit covered the full programs/* codebase of the Solana LP Handler, a wrapper around Raydium CLMM liquidity management flows that powers DeGate's Turbo Range product on Solana.
The Solana LP Handler supports:
Position creation and liquidity management (increase/decrease)
Token swaps into the required deposit ratio (zap flows)
Reward and fee collection
Protocol-specific security controls for integrator fee routing and operational safety
Auditor: Adevar Labs Report date: March 20, 2026 Repository: github.com/degatedev/solana_lp_handler After-fix commit: c09ed65b8b1ed572c0d743d69a15064134cc8fc1
"The Degate team has demonstrated a strong understanding of Raydium CLMM primitives and the preliminary audit adopted a security-first mindset. The Degate team promptly resolved all High and Medium severity issues and demonstrated a strong understanding of the security implications."
— Adevar Labs, March 2026
This audit covers the Solana LP Handler only. Other components of the current wallet (email-wallet key storage, cross-chain routing, Simple Earn integrations, the mobile and web front ends) have not yet undergone external third-party audit; they rely on open-source review and the active bug bounty.
Audit reports from the retired ZK-rollup DEX era (Trail of Bits, Least Authority) remain published for transparency; they cover the previous product, not the current wallet. See From DEX to Self-Custody Wallet.
The complete audit report including all findings, proof-of-concept exploits, code snippets, and developer responses is publicly available:
Audited by Adevar Labs · March 2026
To report a vulnerability, contact bounty@degate.com. See Bug Bounty.
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