Smart Contracts

5.1 Contract Scope
HyperSui relies on a focused set of Move-based smart contracts deployed natively on the Sui blockchain. These contracts are responsible for:
Swaps: Executing token-for-token trades using AMM logic.
Liquidity Pools: Managing reserves, tracking pool state, and distributing fees to liquidity providers.
Router: Determining the optimal trading path across available pools, ensuring that the total cost (fees + price impact) is minimized.
All contracts are non-custodial: assets never leave the user’s wallet except when explicitly authorized for a swap or liquidity action.
5.2 Security Practices
Pre-deployment Review: All contracts undergo formal review and internal testing before release.
Audits: Independent third-party audits will be conducted before mainnet launch, funded by presale proceeds.
Monitoring: Post-deployment, contracts are continuously monitored for abnormal activity, with automated alerts to detect anomalies in liquidity, fees, or execution.
Bug Bounty Program: A structured disclosure process will invite security researchers to report vulnerabilities responsibly, with clear reward tiers based on severity.
5.3 Transparency & Verification
Official Registry: All verified contract addresses will be published exclusively through HyperSui’s official documentation and channels.
User Guidance: Traders and liquidity providers will be instructed to verify contracts by address, never by symbol or logo, to mitigate phishing risks.
Appendix Reference: An appendix in this document will maintain the latest list of contracts, their roles, and version numbers.
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