Security is fundamental to Kash’s mission. We encourage community members and security researchers to report vulnerabilities responsibly. Security contributions may be eligible for recognition and rewards through our Community Incentives program.

Security Reporting

Security Guidelines

How to Test Safely and Responsibly

Acceptable Testing:

  • Use test accounts for security research when possible
  • Limit testing scope to avoid disrupting other users
  • Document findings thoroughly for clear reporting
  • Respect user privacy and avoid accessing personal data

Testing Best Practices:

  • Start with low-impact tests before attempting more complex exploits
  • Use minimal data necessary to demonstrate the vulnerability
  • Avoid automated scanning that could impact platform performance
  • Test on testnets when possible to avoid mainnet risks

What Not to Do:

  • Don’t access other users’ accounts or private information
  • Don’t disrupt platform services or availability
  • Don’t perform large-scale automated attacks
  • Don’t publicly disclose vulnerabilities before reporting them

Community Contribution

Advanced Security Research

Getting Started

Always report security issues privately to [email protected] before public disclosure. Public disclosure of vulnerabilities before they’re fixed can put user funds and the platform at risk.

Security research is most effective when combined with deep understanding of the platform’s architecture and user needs. Take time to understand how Kash works before looking for potential issues.