Security Architecture & Audit Clarification
This section clarifies why RUCCO does not require a custom audit and how its security posture compares to typical DeFi protocols.
RUCCO follows a “Pure Protocol” model — meaning it operates entirely using audited Solana-native infrastructure with zero custom smart contracts.
No Smart Contract Risk
Unlike most DeFi systems, RUCCO:
Does not manage funds through a custom contract
Does not rely on oracles
Does not upgrade contracts
Does not run routers, staking, or lending logic
Everything is handled via Solana’s Token-2022 standard, which includes pre-audited extensions for:
Transfer fees
Interest-bearing tokens
Metadata
Confiscation control
Key Security Components
Fee Logic
Token-2022 Transfer Fee Extension
Audited
Fund Custody
Native Token Accounts
Native Logic
Fee Withdrawal
withdraw_withheld_tokens_from_mint()
Audited
Treasury Control
Multisig via Squads
Audited
Distribution Trigger
Off-chain simulation engine
Non-custodial
What’s Not Audited (By Design)
Off-chain simulation engine
Telegram voting bot
Snapshot eligibility logic
Frontend dashboard UI
These components do not touch funds, and failures in any of them do not create loss conditions — only missed cycles or temporary ineligibility.
Why It’s Safer
By avoiding custom code:
RUCCO eliminates attack vectors
There’s no proxy pattern risk
There’s no code audit backlog
There’s nothing to rug
RUCCO is audited because it uses what’s already audited.
Verification
Anyone can verify the Token-2022 configuration and fee parameters on-chain. Instructions and sample commands are available in the appendix or by request from the DAO engineering group.
RUCCO doesn’t just say it’s secure — it shows you the exact code it didn’t write.
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