Runtime Verification

Runtime Verification

Runtime Verification builds developer tooling focused on web3 security, providing auditing services and formal verification. They go beyond standard code reviews by mathematically proving or disproving key properties of the code, eliminating entire classes of vulnerabilities missed by traditional audits.
Moab, US

Description

Runtime Verification specializes in formal verification for blockchain and smart contract security. Their process begins with a thorough design review to define critical properties that must always be maintained. Using advanced verification tools, they mathematically prove or disprove these properties, offering a higher level of assurance than traditional code audits. This rigorous methodology helps top Web3 teams build more secure and reliable systems. As proponents of the open-source ethos, Runtime Verification provides several tools for non-commercial use. These include Kontrol for symbolic execution of Foundry tests, Simbolik for Solidity debugging, KaaS (K as a Service) for services like fuzzing and CI-enabled formal verification, and Komet for Rust code verification.