> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.folks.finance/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.folks.finance/developer/security/audits.md).

# Audits

Folks Finance maintains the highest standards of security and we have hired several professional organizations for ongoing audits of the protocol source code. Click the following link to have a look at all the reports [https://github.com/Folks-Finance/audits.](https://github.com/Folks-Finance/audits)

|        Auditor       |     Date     |          Description          |
| :------------------: | :----------: | :---------------------------: |
|        Adevar        |    Oct 25    |     Algorand Wormhole NTT     |
|       Coinspect      |    Aug 24    |      ALGO Liquid Staking      |
|     Vantage Point    |    June 23   | Cross-Chain Liquid Governance |
|     Vantage Point    |   March 23   |   ALGO Liquid Governance V3   |
|     Trail of Bits    |     Q4 22    |               V2              |
|        Certik        |     Q4 22    |          V2 fStaking          |
|     Vantage Point    |     Q4 22    |               V2              |
|     Vantage Point    | September 22 |   ALGO Liquid Governance V2   |
|     Vantage Point    |    June 22   |     ALGO Liquid Govenernce    |
|     Vantage Point    |    May 22    |            LP Token           |
|       Coinspect      |   March 22   |               V1              |
|     Vantage Point    |  February 22 |               V1              |
| Runtime Verification |  January 22  |               V1              |


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