What "smart contract audits" means at Vaniworks#
Vaniworks is a smart contract audit firm and blockchain security company reviewing Solidity and EVM contracts before mainnet deployment. Most contract failures that make headlines weren't caught by the team's own tests because the team was testing for the behavior they expected, not the behavior an adversarial actor would specifically try to trigger. An audit is a deliberate attempt to think like that adversary before real money is on the line.
We review for:
- Reentrancy and cross-function attack paths — not just the single-function textbook case, but interactions between functions and contracts that create an opening.
- Access control — who can call what, and whether privileged functions are actually locked down the way the team assumes they are.
- ERC-standard compliance — deviations from the standard that look harmless but break composability with other contracts or wallets.
- Economic/logic flaws — cases where the code does exactly what it was written to do, and that's still the problem, because the incentive design has a gap.
- Gas optimization — not as an afterthought, but reviewed alongside security, since some gas "optimizations" introduce the exact vulnerabilities a careful audit is meant to catch.
Our approach#
Manual review first — reading the code with your specific system and its economic assumptions in mind — supplemented by automated analysis tools to catch known patterns quickly, not the other way around. Every finding is rated by real-world severity and impact, not just theoretical possibility, so you can prioritize fixes sensibly under a real deadline.
What you get#
A written report you can share with investors or auditors of your own, ranked findings with concrete remediation guidance, and a follow-up pass once fixes are made to confirm they actually hold.