Audit

Smart Contract Audit

At BomberZilla, security is a core principle — not a feature. We understand that trust must be earned, and we take proactive steps to eliminate risks before they reach users or investors.

To reinforce our commitment to a secure and verifiable infrastructure, our smart contract has undergone a full audit by an independent and well-established blockchain security firm.

Audit Scope

The audit included an in-depth review of:

  • Contract Logic & Functionality Verification of all BBZ token functions, including transfers, ownership rules, and minting restrictions.

  • Security Vulnerability Checks Including protection against:

    • Reentrancy

    • Flash loan exploits

    • Integer overflows/underflows

    • Privilege escalation

    • Denial-of-Service vectors

  • Access Controls & Ownership Ensuring no centralized backdoors, rogue minting, or unrestricted admin access.

  • Gas Optimization Contract performance was evaluated to reduce unnecessary costs for users.

  • Upgradability & Immutability Validation that core components are immutable and cannot be altered after deployment.

Audit Results

  • Status: Passed

  • Critical Vulnerabilities: None

  • High-Risk Findings: None

  • Minor Observations: Resolved prior to deployment

The BBZ smart contract is secure and ready for mainnet use under production conditions.

Transparency Commitment

  • Contract Address: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

  • Audit Report: Final report will be published and linked here prior to TGE.

Once the audit report is finalized and publicly accessible, the full PDF will be attached for open review.

Our Security Philosophy

  • No Hidden Logic: All token rules are fully visible and on-chain.

  • No Mint Function: BBZ is capped at 3,000,000,000 tokens.

  • Locked Liquidity: 4% reserved and locked for long-term trading stability.

  • Vesting Protocols: Core team, advisors, and partners are bound by strict time-locked allocations.

  • On-Chain Verification: Every allocation, unlock, and reserve is trackable via public explorers.

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