Audits

Pi Protocol’s smart contracts are audited by independent security firms before mainnet deployment. These audits cover all core components, including token contracts (USP, USI, USPi), vault logic, minting mechanisms, reward distribution, staking, and governance.

The protocol uses a modular contract structure, allowing each function to be reviewed in isolation. This reduces complexity and improves audit coverage across minting logic, permission management, and financial flows.

Upgradeability is enabled through proxy contracts, but every upgrade is gated through USPi governance. This ensures that contract changes cannot be executed unilaterally and must pass through community approval.

Special attention is given to access control, overcollateralization logic, vault maturity flows, and the blacklist/whitelist enforcement embedded within token contracts. Any vulnerabilities identified during the audit process are addressed before deployment.

Re-audits will be conducted for all major upgrades. Final reports will be published and referenced within protocol documentation to ensure transparency and accountability.