Security at Peether PTDT
Protecting the protocol, our community,
and responsible disclosure.
Peether PTDT is committed to maintaining a secure ecosystem for our token holders, community, and future protocol users.
We appreciate security researchers, developers, and community members who responsibly report potential vulnerabilities.
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Every finding raised against the Peether (PTDT) contract has been reviewed, technically rebutted with source-code evidence, and cleared.
Open GoPlus DeepScan Report ↗
We don't hide earlier findings. Here's the actual progression of this contract's GoPlus DeepScan score, in order.
PTDT hasn't relied on a single scanner. Here's what independent tools currently report.
Every claim above is verifiable directly on-chain — no login, no trust required.
- ptdt.taxi
- whitepaper.ptdt.taxi
- Official PTDT smart contracts
- Official PTDT web applications
- PTDT documentation
- APIs operated by PTDT
- Future mobile applications released by PTDT
- Third-party exchanges
- Third-party wallets
- Browser extensions
- Community websites
- Social media accounts
- Issues requiring physical access
- Denial-of-Service testing
- Spam & social engineering
Please do not publicly disclose any vulnerability before giving us sufficient time to investigate and resolve the issue.
Please avoid:
- Data destruction or alteration
- Privacy violations
- Service disruption
- Automated large-scale scanning
- Exploitation beyond what is necessary to demonstrate the issue
- Description of the issue
- Affected URL or Contract address
- Steps to reproduce
- Expected behaviour
- Actual behaviour
- Screenshots (if applicable)
- Suggested mitigation (optional)
Peether PTDT does not currently operate a public bug bounty program.
However, valid and responsibly disclosed security findings may be acknowledged at our discretion.
If your research is conducted responsibly, in good faith, and in accordance with this policy, PTDT will not pursue legal action against security researchers for reporting legitimate vulnerabilities.