# Smart contract audit

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### 🛡️ Smart contract audit

Smart contract audits are used across the DeFi ecosystem to provide an in-depth review of a protocol’s code, helping identify bugs, inefficient code, and solutions to these issues. It’s mission-critical that smart contracts are tamper-proof, making audits a key part of any blockchain project’s security process.

Official smart contract: [`0x9b5a98B2d128dA433c3Fa109B9b2d09D2b5Df5d6`](https://bscscan.com/address/0x9b5a98B2d128dA433c3Fa109B9b2d09D2b5Df5d6)

[💽Source code](/ctc-docs/token-section/source-code.md)


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