Blockchain penetration testing
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435pentests
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≈15vulnerabilities per case
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78cyberattacks repelled
Blockchain penetration testing is a controlled simulation of an attack to identify vulnerabilities in smart contracts, network nodes, APIs, cryptography, and tokenomics logic.
It increases platform security, strengthens user trust, prevents theft of funds, data leaks, and the blocking of critical processes.
Penetration testing of a blockchain system provides a comprehensive understanding of potential threats to the project. It is carried out under the full control of the client and creates no risks for the infrastructure.
A blockchain pen test has a number of specific features: it takes into account the absence of centralized control, involves deep analysis of code, cryptography, and tokenomics specifics. This requires high qualifications and practical experience from the team of pentesters.
Penetration testing is recommended for DeFi, NFT, and Web3 projects, crypto exchanges, wallets, fintech startups, DAOs, and token-based companies.
It identifies security weaknesses to eliminate them in advance and leave no chance for hackers. After all, even one vulnerability can cost millions.
By ordering a blockchain pentest from Datami, you will get:
The Datami pentesting team simulates real attack scenarios and uses the methods of modern hackers, without any risk to your infrastructure. We apply the most effective tools and technologies.
Depending on the level of access, we choose black-, gray-, or white-box approaches. We provide practical reports with vulnerability prioritization and actionable recommendations to improve security.
We work strictly under NDA. All actions are agreed upon with the client before testing begins.
We consider the specifics of the company and create a testing plan tailored to your goals and risks.
We combine automated tools with manual analysis and custom attack scenarios.
Penetration testing is mandatory before project launch and should be repeated after every significant change in code or architecture.
Usually from 1 to 3 weeks. The duration depends on project specifics, system scale, smart contract complexity, and service urgency.
The price is determined by the size and complexity of the project, the number of smart contracts, the scope of infrastructure, and the depth of analysis.
Yes. We recommend rechecking security, as any changes in code or logic may create new vulnerabilities.
Not necessarily - smart contract auditing is part of penetration testing, but it can be ordered separately if required.
It depends on the chosen approach: white-, gray-, or black-box. Source code speeds up and deepens testing, but testing is also possible without it.
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