Plain-English definition
What proof package means
A proof package is a versioned evidence record that ties audit work to a specific code snapshot, deployed contracts, control roles, remediation state, and publication decision.
Proof feature 02 of 10 · smart contract audit evidence package
Smart Contract Audit Evidence Package
See what belongs in a Web3 audit evidence package: reviewed commit, scope, findings, fixes, deployment match, authority proof, and open gaps.
Questions this page answers
What to verify
- What exact code and scope were reviewed?
- Which findings were fixed and rechecked?
- Does the live deployment still match the package?
Evidence checklist
Evidence that makes this useful
Each item must be tied to an inspectable source or remain clearly labeled as pending, unavailable, or unidentified.
01
Review identity
Auditor, report source, reviewed commit, dates, and scope.
02
Remediation trail
Findings, fixes, retests, and unresolved exceptions.
03
Deployment binding
Addresses, proxy implementations, bytecode match, and freshness.
Decision use
How to use this proof
Use one package to replace scattered PDFs and dashboard claims with a bounded record of proof and missing evidence.
Proof of Audits shows evidence and gaps. It does not guarantee protocol or transaction safety.
Specific answers
Frequently asked questions
Does a proof package certify a protocol as safe?
No. It organizes verified evidence and visible gaps so readers can make their own risk decision.
When does a proof package become stale?
It can become stale after code, proxy implementation, authority, or other material evidence changes.