Security and Audits

Tedra USD is built on a zero-compromise security philosophy. All smart contracts powering the wallet, staking mechanisms, reserve tracking, and payment rails undergo multiple rounds of independent audits. Firms like Quantstamp and Trail of Bits have validated the system’s logic, code integrity, and vulnerability handling.

In addition to audit reports, Tedra uses time-locked and role-based permissions for all contract operations. This prevents unilateral changes and adds layers of protection to critical functions like minting, reserves management, and upgrade pathways. Any modification must pass through DAO governance or community-approved multi-sig controllers.

For end users, security extends to the architecture level. Tedra Wallet is fully non-custodial — users hold their own keys, and no third party can freeze or access funds. This decentralization ensures personal sovereignty, even as compliance and business features remain available for those who opt-in.

Open bug bounty programs allow white-hat developers to find and report vulnerabilities before malicious actors can exploit them. Security disclosures, audit summaries, and contract addresses are published publicly for transparency and community confidence.