AIP 96: Contract Security Audit - Delegates

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Summary

• Requesting 24K AST for a PeckShield security audit
• Audit scope is the new Delegate contract
• Public report to be published once complete

Specification

AirSwap contributors are finalizing Delegate: a new EVM contract that enables users to set on-chain trading “rules” to accept and execute AirSwap orders that meet their criteria. Delegate acts as an on-chain intermediary for cases where a Trader does not have an immediate counterparty. We’ve also included a minor optimization of the SwapERC20 contract for a follow-up review by the auditor.

https://github.com/airswap/airswap-protocols/tree/beta/source/delegate
https://github.com/airswap/airswap-protocols/tree/beta/source/swap-erc20/

24K AST is requested and to be handled by 0xed669F5fe2A37Ef204DB178c7a982717B9f03Ec2. The full AST balance is to be converted to USDT on a random date and time prior to payment to the auditor.

Rationale

For projects like AirSwap, which aim to enable substantial value exchange in a trustless computing environment, security engineering is paramount. Including third-party security auditing teams in our protocols release cycle helps us understand the full picture of our design and implementation from the viewpoint of professional contract security engineers.

PeckShield is a reputable blockchain security company that’s performed hundreds of contract security audits over the years. The team previously audited and produced the audit report for V4.3 and several prior releases. See AIPs 82, 86, and 88.

Copyright
All proposals are public domain via CC0.