Security

Security at Splyce

Security is foundational to how Splyce is built. Not a feature added on top, but a principle embedded from the ground up. Every contract is independently audited before deployment, and audit reports are made publicly available.

How We Build

Security from the ground up.

Smart contract custody
Splyce itself never holds your funds. All deposits and collateral are managed by onchain smart contracts. In Single Asset Vaults, collateral is held in escrow for the loan term. Splyce as a company has no ability to access or move your assets.
Independently audited
Core smart contracts are developed to institutional security standards and independently audited before deployment. Security reviews are conducted as the protocol evolves, not just at launch.
Continuous monitoring
Beyond audits, Splyce takes a layered approach to security with regular re-audits, continuous monitoring of onchain activity, and a bug bounty program for responsible disclosure.
No system is risk-free
Smart contracts carry residual risk. Bugs or unforeseen edge cases remain a possibility in any onchain system. Splyce treats security as an ongoing process, not a one-time event.
Audits & Reports

Security claims need proof.

Every Splyce contract is independently audited before deployment. Audit reports are made publicly available so users can verify findings and resolutions themselves.

Complete
S-Token Solana Protocol
Audited by Halborn
Period
Dec '25 - Jan '26
Findings
14
Resolved
100%
View Full Report
In Progress
Stellar Contracts
Auditor to be announced
Audit currently in progress. The full report will be published here on completion.
FAQ

Common questions about security.

Is Splyce Finance audited?
Yes. Splyce's Solana contracts have been independently audited by Halborn. 14 findings were identified across all severity levels and 100% have been addressed. Stellar contract audits are currently in progress.
Is Splyce custodial?
Splyce itself never holds your funds. All deposits and collateral are managed by onchain smart contracts. In Single Asset Vaults, collateral is held in escrow contracts for the duration of the loan term. Splyce as a company has no ability to access or move your assets.
What risks should I be aware of?
Smart contracts carry residual risk. Bugs or unforeseen edge cases remain a possibility in any onchain system. Real-world assets can underperform, borrowers can default, and credit markets can deteriorate. Nothing on Splyce constitutes financial advice. Target yields are illustrative and not guaranteed. Each product has its own dedicated risk disclosures.