Terrnado’s Smart Contracts’ Update
Over the last few weeks Terrnado’s team has been busy at work and we’re glad to finally be able to update our followers on our latest developments. Especially, when it comes to our smart contracts, there are a few interesting novelties that we’re excited to share with you today.
Firstly, we’re happy to announce that Terrnado’s smart contracts have been successfully audited. Our smart contracts’ code has been thoroughly checked both automatically and manually in order to determine if there are any vulnerabilities that need to be taken care of. We’ve already handled the necessary fixes and implemented the auditors’ security recommendations to make sure the service is as safe as possible. Here you can check the final report:
https://github.com/auditmos/audits/blob/main/2022_02_10_TERRNADO.pdf
Shout out to the professional DeFi auditors from Auditmos who have conducted the audit for us and provided us with security recommendations.
Secondly, we’ve finished working on our project’s documentation that can be found in the link below:
https://docs.terrnado.cash/smart-contracts/deployed-contracts
Head to the link if you’re interested in the details of our project which we’ve managed to boil down to clear and easily understandable short paragraphs. We covered all necessary information on Terrnado and its smart contracts, a simple user guide, and exemplary use cases.
Thirdly, we’ve made Terrnado’s smart contracts open source which means they’re now publicly accessible to all for research. If you’re interested, you can explore it in our GitHub account under the link below:
https://github.com/TerrnadoCash/terrnado-contracts
Fourthly, we’ve provided our users with a possibility to earn $ANC rewards while processing their private transactions on Terrnado. In case you’ve missed our integration with Anchor Protocol, click in the link below to see the tweet:
https://twitter.com/TerrnadoCash/status/1491117326611382272?cxt=HHwWgIDQsd3TwbEpAAAA
Fifthly, we’re on the final stretch of zk-snark implementation for our smart contracts which will have an impact on improving anonymity even more. If you’re not sure what zk-snark is, it is actually a cryptographic technique that serves to ensure privacy on the blockchain.
These five developments may seem like a lot for so little time but we’re on fire with coming up with new developments and we have no intention in stopping. We will continue to work to make Terrnado the best way to send your money on Terra.
Keep it private, LUNAtics!
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