Security, by design.
1delta is designed to operate in production environments where correctness, reliability, and capital safety are critical. Security is treated as a core system property across architecture, execution, and operations.
Audited by Certora
1delta's core execution contracts have been independently reviewed by Certora, focusing on correctness, safety, and adversarial edge cases in complex transaction flows.
Production-grade execution for real capital.
- Transactions are simulated and validated before execution
- Unsafe states, including liquidation paths, are prevented by design
- Execution is constrained to explicit, user-controlled actions
Key Measures
Audits
1delta's smart contracts have undergone security review, including analysis performed with Certora, to assess execution behavior and key safety properties.
Secure design
The system is designed with a minimal onchain surface area, non-custodial execution, atomic transactions where possible, and strict permission boundaries to limit exposure.
Safety-aware execution
Transactions are validated against protocol constraints and risk conditions, preventing execution paths that would immediately result in unsafe states such as liquidation.
Pre-transaction simulation
Complex transactions are simulated prior to execution to validate expected outcomes, with execution paths designed to revert safely under invalid or unsafe conditions.
Active health monitoring
Lending pools and active positions are continuously monitored for changes in utilization, risk parameters, and protocol state that may impact execution or position safety.
Security questions, answered
How does 1delta prevent liquidation risk?
Transactions are validated against protocol constraints and risk conditions before execution, and paths that would immediately result in an unsafe state such as liquidation are prevented by design.
Are transactions executed atomically?
Where possible, transactions execute atomically — they either complete as intended or revert entirely, never leaving a partially-executed position.
Does 1delta custody user funds?
No. 1delta provides non-custodial software and APIs. It does not hold or control user funds, private keys, or digital assets.
How does 1delta handle protocol upgrades or changes?
Protocol state and risk parameters are continuously monitored, and execution is validated against current protocol constraints at transaction time.
What happens if market conditions change rapidly?
Because execution is simulated against current state and settles atomically, a transaction that can no longer complete safely reverts rather than settling into an unsafe position.
Is there protection against malformed or malicious inputs?
Execution is constrained to explicit, user-controlled actions, and transactions are simulated and validated before submission to reject invalid or unsafe inputs.
Production-grade execution for real capital.
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