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# Smart Contract Risks

Smart contracts, by their very nature, are a novel financial settlement technology and may be vulnerable to hacking and exploitation. Despite these risks, the FUSD smart contract is developed based on proven and widely adopted mature code standards.

In addition to maintaining sound smart contract development and security practices, the FUSD smart contract has undergone formal audits by ***CertiK*** and ***Beosin*** to identify potential security vulnerabilities.

While we have made every effort to ensure that the FUSD smart contract meets the highest security standards upon deployment, we cannot guarantee that new attack methods will not emerge as smart contract technology continues to evolve. Therefore, the FinChain team will strive to follow the latest security practices and closely monitor for new security vulnerabilities. The following is the FUSD token smart contract audit report:

#### Smart Contract Audit Report from CertiK：

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#### Smart Contract Audit Report from Beosin：

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