Security and Compliance

Security and regulatory compliance are core priorities for Axion Coin (AXC). Our approach ensures that users, investors, and ecosystem participants can interact with the platform safely, transparently, and confidently.

1. Smart Contract Security

• Audited Contracts: AXC smart contracts are built using OpenZeppelin’s audited libraries, providing a secure foundation.

• Internal Testing: Comprehensive unit, integration, and fuzz testing ensures reliability before mainnet deployment.

• Optional Safety Features: Includes burn functions, tax mechanisms, anti-bot limits, and pausable modules.

• BscScan Verification: All contracts will be publicly verified to maintain transparency and trust.

2. Third-Party Audits

• Reputable Auditors: Independent audits by firms such as Certik, PeckShield, or OpenZeppelin are conducted pre-launch.

• Audit Reports: Reports are published for public review, along with a remediation log for any identified issues.

• Continuous Monitoring: Post-launch audits and ongoing security assessments are performed to maintain contract integrity.

3. Liquidity and Fund Security

• Liquidity Lock: All initial liquidity is locked using trusted platforms like Unicrypt or Team.Finance for 6–24 months.

• Multisig Wallets: Treasury and governance keys are managed via Gnosis Safe multisig wallets to prevent unauthorized access.

• Timelock Mechanisms: Critical functions are subject to timelocks to allow community oversight before changes are applied.

4. Compliance and Regulatory Awareness

• Legal Consultation: Axion Coin consults with legal advisors to ensure compliance with securities law and token regulations in target jurisdictions.

• AML/KYC Considerations: While AXC itself is decentralized, all fundraising events (IDO, presale) follow jurisdictional regulations for AML/KYC.

• DAO Governance Transparency: All treasury management, grants, and protocol upgrades are executed transparently via on-chain governance mechanisms.

5. Bug Bounty and Community Security

• Incentivized Reporting: A bug bounty program encourages community members to report vulnerabilities.

• Continuous Improvement: Security practices are regularly updated to adapt to new threats and ecosystem changes.