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# Completed Audits

Below is a list of completed audits for LOOMA’s core infrastructure. Each audit includes in-depth reviews of smart contracts, validator logic, and staking mechanisms — protecting user assets and ensuring a secure staking experience.

### LOOMA Chain Audits

* **Description:** LOOMA is a **Layer 1 blockchain** with an EVM-compatible framework built

  for secure staking and composability.
* **Audit Reports:** \[View LOOMA Chain audits]

### Data Layer Audits

* **Description:** LOOMA integrates a **modular data availability layer** to enhance

  scalability and reduce transaction costs, while ensuring reliability.
* **Audit Reports:** \[View data layer audits]

### Cross-Chain Interoperability Audits

* **Description:** LOOMA supports cross-chain token bridging and integrations with major DeFi protocols, secured by standardized interoperability frameworks.
* **Audit Reports:** \[View interoperability audits]

### LOOMA Staking Audits

* **Description:** The staking contracts powering LOOMA allow users to delegate tokens to

  validators, earn rewards, and unlock ecosystem benefits. The contracts support staking,

  delegation, and unstaking — with claim and auto-restake features undergoing additional

  security review.
* **Audit Reports:**
  * \[OtterSec Audit Report]
  * \[Immunefi Audit Report]


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