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RECC Smart Contract Audit by Halborn — What it means for you
TL;DR: RECC’s Solana programs were independently audited by Halborn, a widely-recognized Web3 security firm with deep Solana program review experience. The engagement ran July 29 – August 4, 2025, and the report was last updated on September 19, 2025. All reported findings were addressed by the team.
Why Halborn
Halborn’s auditors are smart-contract security experts with advanced exploit skills and deep knowledge of Solana programs. For RECC, that means the core flows around contributing, claiming and preparing liquidity were stress-tested by a top independent team—reducing logic-bug risk before capital goes on-chain.
What this changes for each stakeholder
Contributors / Token holders: Lower smart-contract risk on the main paths (contribute → claim). This improves confidence that funds and entitlements follow the intended rules, so you can allocate faster when opportunities open.
LPs & market makers: Hardening around Raydium CLMM interactions (program ID checks and safer migrate timing) reduces vault-drain and misallocation vectors, making LP seeding more predictable.
Integrators & partners (routers, wallets, analytics): Tighter invariants and Token-2022/metadata handling improve composability and reduce edge-case failures when you wire RECC into your stack.
Risk & due-diligence teams: Independent review completed; all reported findings addressed with tracked commits. Halborn recommends a follow-up after material code changes or within six months—RECC aligns with that practice.
What we improved under the hood (high level)
Contribution-mint validation to prevent wrong-mint deposits and vault abuse.
CLMM program-ID checks & safer migrate timing to avoid unauthorized pool actions.
Stronger claim rules to keep allocations correct and locked until eligible.
Token-2022 & metadata hygiene for smoother composability.
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