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Smart Contracts, Audits, and Blockchain

Written by Ayni Support Team

Was the AYNI token smart contract reviewed?

AYNI publishes PeckShield and CertiK review materials in its Verification and Data Room sections. These reviews provide evidence about the contract and identified issues at the time of assessment.

What does an audit mean?

A smart-contract audit is an independent code review intended to identify vulnerabilities, logic errors, and implementation risks. An audit does not prove that a contract is risk-free, eliminate fraud or loss risk, or guarantee future security.

On which blockchain does AYNI operate?

AYNI is an ERC-20 token on Ethereum.

Which on-chain components are relevant?

The public verification trail includes the AYNI token contract and PAXG distribution events. Staking and other platform features may depend on additional smart contracts and third-party infrastructure.

What risks remain after an audit?

Bugs, integration failures, oracle or data errors, wallet-access loss, third-party downtime, incorrect user actions, and future contract changes can still cause loss or disruption. Users should verify contract addresses through official sources.

Does DAO governance protect the platform today?

No. Governance is planned and targeted for Q4 2026 but is not live under the current Terms. AYNI TOKEN INC currently retains operational authority.

What does blockchain transparency cover?

Ethereum records on-chain token transfers and relevant distribution events. It does not independently verify every off-chain fact, such as mining output, costs, legal status, or vault holdings; those require separate operating, legal, technical, and issuer records. For the full picture on wallet infrastructure and platform security, see Technological Infrastructure and Security.

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