Verichains
Verichains is a Web3 security firm with expertise in cryptography and core blockchain technology.
What is Verichains?
Since 2017, Verichains has been a pioneer and one of the leading blockchain security firms in APAC, with extensive expertise in security, cryptography, and core blockchain technology. More than 200 clients trust them with $50 billion assets under protection, including several high-profile clients such as BNB Chain, Klaytn, Wemix, Line Corp, Axie Infinity, Ronin Network, and Kyber Network. Verichains provides blockchain security services such as blockchain protocol and smart contract security audit, mobile application protection, key management solution, on-chain risk monitoring, and red team/penetration testing services. Their world-class security team has found several vulnerabilities in layer-1 protocol, bridge, and smart contracts in the last five years. They helped investigate and fix security issues in the two largest global crypto hacks: BNB Bridge (Binance) and Ronin Bridge (Sky Mavis).
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