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# Audits

At Optimex, security is foundational to everything we build. As a cross-chain platform enabling BTC mobility in DeFi, we take trust, integrity, and user protection seriously.

### <mark style="color:orange;">Offside Labs</mark>

We’ve partnered with Offside Labs, a leading security firm known for auditing top Solana and EVM projects like Jupiter, Jito, and others. They have completed audits of both our EVM and Solana smart contracts, helping us ensure strong security across ecosystems.&#x20;

You can find the audit report below:

{% embed url="<https://github.com/OffsideLabs/reports/blob/public/audits/Optimex-Vault-Mar-2025-OffsideLabs.pdf>" %}

### <mark style="color:orange;">Omniscia</mark>

Our commitment to security was further affirmed through an audit of our core lending functionality by Omniscia. This review focused specifically on the Optimex Lending Contracts Module, which handles our custom collateral token and integration with the Morpho ecosystem.

The full report is available here: <https://omniscia.io/reports/optimex-lending-contracts-68cafda372cb00001541ecb0>

#### Commitment to Security

As Optimex evolves, we’re committed to maintaining this standard—continuously engaging top-tier auditors and expanding our security coverage to keep the protocol safe, trusted, and future-ready.


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