multiversx-spec-compliance

Verifying MultiversX smart contract compliance involves extracting claims from the whitepaper, mapping them to the codebase, and checking the implementation logic to ensure the contract follows the specified economic formulas.

Smart contract specification auditing for tokenomics is the process of systematically identifying requirements from design documents and verifying that the codebase strictly implements the stated reward calculations and staking rules.

Auditing MultiversX Improvement Proposals implementation requires mapping the extracted MIP requirements directly to the smart contract code, verifying that the logic matches the proposal specifications, and documenting any discrepancies.

Yes, you can check if a staking contract matches its specification by extracting the minimum staking amount, reward calculation formula, and withdrawal lock periods from the whitepaper and verifying them against the code.

The best way to document findings when auditing MultiversX smart contracts is to systematically map extracted specification claims to the code, verify the logic, and record any deviations from the whitepaper or MIPs.