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Full Internal Audit Record

Full internal security audits, community-submitted reviews, static-analysis records and remediation evidence for Inferno Protocol (IFR). These records are public and linked to source, but they are not an independent professional certification.

FullInternal Review
3Internal Rounds
OpenSource Evidence
PendingProfessional Audit

1. Full Internal Protocol Coherence Audit

🔍 Full Protocol Review

07 April 2026 · Internal evidence round · On-chain + GitHub + Wiki + Etherscan
Internal Review Not Third-Party Certified
Internal review of smart-contract functions, tokenomics allocation, Bootstrap rules, CommitmentVault conditions, LendingVault mechanics, governance timelock and Wiki claims at the recorded snapshot. Later Mainnet verification corrected the LP-custody description and other documentation details, so this record must be read together with current Transparency and Bootstrap pages. It does not replace a professional independent audit.

Internally Reviewed Claims

Deflationary ERC-20 on Ethereum MainnetVerified
2.5% burn + 1% protocol fee per transferVerified
Fixed supply 1B IFR, no mint post-launchVerified
Fair launch, no presale, no VCVerified
17 on-chain components (14 contracts + 3 Safes)Verified
Static analysis and automated test snapshotInternally reviewed
Phase 3: CommitmentVault + LendingVault deployed; activation boundaries documentedVerified with limits
Phase 4: Two-Chamber DAO contractsPlanned — not deployed

2. Full Internal Contract Audits

🛡️ Full Internal Contract Security Audit

March 2026 · Internal · All Solidity contracts
Result: 20 active WARN (1 fixed), 81 PASS, 0 FAIL. All contracts reviewed for reentrancy, access control, overflow, front-running, DoS, centralization, fee edge cases.

🔎 Full Internal Verification Round

April 2026 · Internal · V4 comprehensive
Seven internal verification categories were reviewed and recorded. The source evidence is published on security.html and in the repository. This is an internal audit record, not an independent professional certification.

3. Community Audit — 27 July 2026

OKComputer Community Submission

Submitted 27 July 2026 · Community review · Website, Wiki, repository and on-chain snapshot

The original report is published as submitted for transparency (only the operator's company name was redacted on request). It identified useful content, trust, legal-surface and architecture issues. Several factual statements were already stale when reviewed, including its zero-offer/zero-lock snapshot and its assumption that Mainnet LP custody still required a Team.Finance transaction.

Publication does not endorse every conclusion. Legal statements are not legal advice, and this community submission is not a professional third-party security certification.

Current evidence-backed status: 12 fixed and verified, 3 partially remediated, 1 outdated snapshot corrected, 4 governance or future-version gated, 2 accepted or monitored and 1 open actionable. Red severity labels in the preserved report describe the 27 July snapshot; they do not by themselves mean a finding is still open today.

4. Collateral Web3 Open Audits — 14 September 2026

CWA-01…CWA-82 · Seven-report community audit series

Repository, contracts, applications, public content and AI-readiness · Dated, reproducible evidence · Not a professional certification

The complete series is public with report hashes and a consolidated PDF. Publication is not remediation. At the 5 October 2026 checkpoint, 56 findings are fixed and verified; 8 require Governance or owner action, 2 are accepted or monitored, 5 remain directly actionable and 11 are informational.

The corrected aggregate is 0 Critical, 3 High, 29 Medium, 34 Low and 16 Informational. The PDF discloses the arithmetic correction; no individual finding text or severity label was changed.

5. Independent Audit Status

Professional Third-Party Audit (Code4rena / Sherlock / Cyfrin)
Not completed yet. It remains required before any claim of independent professional certification and before activating higher-risk lending functionality.

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⚠️ DYOR — All audits are informational. No audit guarantees security. Early-Stage-Crypto remains highly speculative.