Audits

Core Contracts

The Core Contracts, including the V2 AMM, form the foundational layer of the Cypher ecosystem — encompassing the liquidity engine, token suite, and protocol extensions. Some of these contracts are derived from the Camelot protocol, whose architecture was independently audited by Paladin Blockchain Security and has been battle-tested on Arbitrum for over three years.

You can access the original Camelot audit reports below:

• Paladin Audit – Core Contracts (October 2022)
• Paladin Audit – Presale Modules (November 2022)

Security Foundation

Cypher builds upon this proven base with custom upgrades, optimizations, and new modules, all of which have been re-audited by BailSec to ensure security, reliability, and alignment with modern DeFi standards.

Scope	Auditor	Report
Token Suite (oCYPH / xCYPH / Extensions)	BailSec	BailSec – Camelot – GRAIL Final Report
Router	BailSec	BailSec - Camelot - Router Final Report

V4 AMM

The V4 AMM integrates the Algebra Integral v1.2 engine — a next-generation framework that powers highly customizable liquidity structures and plugin configurations.

The underlying Algebra Integral code has undergone comprehensive security assessments, including the following audits:

Scope	Auditor	Report
Integral Core	MixBytes	Core_audit_report_MixBytes.pdf
Version 1.2	BailSec	Bailsec_Algebra_Integral_v1.2_Core.pdf

For additional audit reports related to the Algebra infrastructure, refer to:

• Algebra Technical Reference & Audits

Tech Lineage

Cypher's V4 infrastructure leverages Algebra's modular design, integrating with Cypher's in-house AMM optimizations to form the foundation of its concentrated liquidity engine.