Security
Security in dynamic environments like meme-coin launchpads is paramount. Hyperlaunch ensures robust protection across all dimensions of the IFO lifecycle.
Security Audit Reports
You can dive into the audit reports for a comprehensive, in-depth review, offering full transparency into the security of the platform.
To save you time, we outlined the key points of Hyperlaunch security below, from different angles.
Core Protocol Safeguards
LP NFT locking mechanism to prevent rug pulls and ensure liquidity stability.
One-time mint restriction to avoid duplicate token issuance.
No owner control after initialization—once deployed, contracts operate autonomously.
Transparent fee collection mechanisms with clearly defined pathways.
Built on battle-tested OpenZeppelin libraries, ensuring reliability and community trust.
Comprehensive test coverage, reinforcing correctness across contract logic in the codebase.
User Interaction & Platform Trust
While core protocol safeguards protect the integrity of the IFO contracts themselves, user interaction security is equally critical. The majority of risks in Web3 don’t come from flawed tokenomics, but from how participants connect, approve, and transact on the platform.
Tackling this type of problems allows us to:
Preserve user sovereignty: ensuring users always maintain control over their funds and private keys.
Eliminate custodial risk: removing the possibility that Hyperlaunch or any third party could misappropriate user assets.
Guarantee transaction transparency: making every action—from payments to token claims—explicit, verifiable, and non-repudiable.
Satisfy regulatory and compliance reviews: providing clarity for partners like Simplex that robust protections exist at both the technical and operational level.
Together, these measures establish trust not just at the protocol layer, but across the entire user journey, from wallet connection to final asset settlement.
Safeguard Measures for User Interaction & Platform Trust
1. Non-Custodial User Model
Users connect via self-custody wallets, such as MetaMask, WalletConnect, and maintain full control over private keys and assets.
Hyperlaunch never stores or transmits private keys or funds, firmly establishing a non-custodial trust model.
2. Explicit Signature-Based Actions
Every user action—participating in the IFO, minting, claiming tokens—must be explicitly approved by the user's wallet via cryptographic signature.
Core mechanisms like LP lock enforcement and mint restrictions are embedded on-chain, eliminating potential backdoors or hidden controls.
3. Immutable & Audited Smart Contracts
Contracts are initialized with ownership either renounced or locked to a one-time deployment, ensuring no post-launch control.
Built atop OpenZeppelin’s audited standards, giving institutional-level confidence.
4. Operational Security & Monitoring
Extensive internal testing framework supports early detection of code regressions or security vulnerabilities.
Incident detection and response policies are in place to maintain operational integrity.
Users are kept informed of the progress and resolution of any incidents through official Hyperlaunch social media channels, ensuring transparency and trust.
Additionally
On-Ramp Compatibility & KYB Considerations
Hyperlaunch is fully non-custodial: all potential future fiat conversion, KYB, and payment processing are handled externally by whichever on-ramp provider is chosen.
Hyperlaunch does not collect or store sensitive user financial or identity data.
Once users hold crypto in their non-custodial wallet, all interactions with the IFO are executed directly via smart contracts, with full on-chain transparency and verifiability.
Result
As a result, users fully control their assets. All trades and interactions are executed peer-to-peer via smart contracts—there is no central custody, no order book, and no single counterparty able to misuse funds.
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