Serious audit core. Bounty trust desk for growth.

VegaSec keeps private audits, repository reviews, agent permission maps, and remediation memos as the authority layer. Bounty and launch desks are the growth layer: policy-checked campaigns that create attention without corrupting the audit signal.

Serious auditsBounty trust deskPrivate account-protectedNo wallet custodyWritten no-call intake

Serious audit lane

Private Audit Desk

$750–$5,000 scoped private review

For teams that need a deeper contract, repository, launch, or diligence memo before buyers, partners, or agents act.

Submit the target and context privately. VegaSec separates public quick-scan signals from operator-reviewed findings, evidence bundles, remediation notes, and decision history.

Built for serious review: contracts, repositories, launch surfaces, and buyer diligence.
Private lane does not publish a public report unless the scope explicitly requests a public proof artifact.
Output focuses on evidence, severity, confidence, limitations, and remediation path.

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Crypto launch intake

Trench Desk

$250–$750 pilot reservation

For launch teams that need a concise buyer-facing risk memo before distribution.

Submit a token, DexScreener pair, explorer URL, or public launch surface. VegaSec turns public signals into a written evidence memo and a remediation checklist.

Public scan stays no-login; private review can be account-protected before full memo delivery.
Written-only handoff; rough notes or AI-translated context are fine.
Output separates public signal checks from human operator notes.

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AI workflow / automation review

Agent Trust Pilot

$750–$2,500 scoped pilot

For teams wiring agents, workflow automations, API keys, or operator tools.

Submit a public GitHub repo or documented workflow. VegaSec maps permissions, data exposure, operator gates, and ALLOW / REVIEW / BLOCK decision points.

Built for the future where humans and agents need trust decisions.
Focuses on permission scope, logs, secrets handling, and escalation paths.
Async written intake keeps English speaking optional.

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Bounty Ops-as-a-Service

Bounty Trust Desk

$500–$1,500 policy setup

For communities that want creator/bounty tasks tied to evidence, references, or remediation without weakening audit credibility.

VegaSec reviews bounty language and task design so the campaign asks for useful proof instead of hidden shilling, buying instructions, fake audit claims, or unsafe stunts.

Allowed: evidence collection, references, issue reproduction, remediation tasks.
Blocked: buy instructions, undisclosed promotion, fake attestations, dangerous stunts.
Deliverable is a policy-checked task sheet, review labels, and a risk note.

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Operator guardrails

Self-serve does not mean loose claims.

The intake is public and asynchronous, but the language stays strict: bounded review, evidence, unknowns, and limitations. No endorsement language and no promotional shortcuts.

Serious audit lanes stay separate from bounty and launch-growth campaigns: bounty work never changes a private audit finding or public Trust Index score.

Public scans stay no-login and show bounded public signals only; private reviews are account-protected before full evidence delivery.

No financial advice, no token promotion, and no claims that a project is endorsed.

No live English call required: submit written context, translated notes, screenshots, or a public repo.

No wallet custody, no seed phrases, no browser secret sharing, and no buyer instructions.

Every pilot stays bounded: evidence gathered, unknowns listed, limitations stated, next actions scoped.

Ready for async intake

Paste the target. Add rough context. VegaSec handles the written review path.

The current intake already accepts token targets and public GitHub repositories without authentication. Use a translator, AI draft, bullet list, or native-language context; the operator workflow can normalize it later.

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