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Yes, Authereum has a bug bounty program. Scope for Web Applications In-Scope Vulnerabilities Accepted, in-scope vulnerabilities include, but are not limited to: - Disclosure of sensitive or persona...

Yes! We sought out some of the top Ethereum wallet security experts in the world to ensure that you and only you can access your funds. Backend and frontend codebases audit by Cure53 Contract Audi...

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Yes! When a user signs up on Authereum, a new contract-based account is deployed. Each account contract requires keys to manage it, so when you signed up a new key pair was also generated on your b...

Yes! Authereum's contracts have an ongoing bug bounty in order to keep them as secure as possible. We will pay out up to $8,000 as a reward for a disclosure. Over time, we expect this reward to gro...

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Yes! Your Authereum account is 100% decentralized. You are free to do what you want with your deployed contract based account with or without any Authereum services. If you are using the Authereum ...

No. Your smart contract confirms that the relayer did not alter any data by confirming that the transaction signature that you sent it was valid.

A relayer is a server that sends transactions to the Ethereum network. From the context of Authereum, relayers are the ones who send your signed transaction to the Authereum network so that you don...