Security Features

USDAI’s architecture prioritizes security to protect users, collateral, and the ecosystem’s integrity.

Audits

• Process: All smart contracts undergo comprehensive audits by top-tier security firms (names TBD, to be announced pre-launch in Q1 2025). Audits cover minting/burning logic, bridge protocols, and oracle integrations.

• Frequency: Initial audits precede deployment, with periodic reviews post-launch to address evolving threats.

Multi-Signature Wallets

• Purpose: Securely manage reserve assets (e.g., compute credits, deposited ETH) and oversee protocol upgrades.

• Implementation: Multi-sig wallets (e.g., 3-of-5 signatures) require approval from multiple GPU.NET team members or validators, reducing single points of failure.

• Transition: Post-TGE, multi-sig control will shift to community-elected representatives.

Bug Bounties

• Program: An ongoing bug bounty initiative incentivizes security researchers to identify vulnerabilities in USDAI’s contracts, bridges, and Dapp integrations.

• Rewards: Payouts scale with severity (e.g., $1,000-$100,000), funded by GPU.NET’s treasury, ensuring proactive risk mitigation.

Why This Architecture Matters

USDAI’s multi-chain, interoperable design reflects its ambition to serve a global, diverse user base—from DeFi enthusiasts on Ethereum to AI developers on GANChain. By combining robust smart contracts, secure bridges, and top-notch security practices, USDAI achieves a balance of flexibility, efficiency, and trust. This architecture not only supports its role as a compute-backed stablecoin but also positions it as a scalable, future-proof currency for the decentralized AI economy.