Willemstad, Curaçao, October 8th, 2026, Chainwire — Crypto entertainment platform 1win has completed independent smart contract security audits of its upcoming $1WIN token with blockchain security firms CertiK and Halborn. The assessments reviewed the token’s Solana-based smart contract infrastructure ahead of its planned launch, covering token operations, sale mechanics, burns and related functionality.
Neither CertiK nor Halborn identified any critical or high-severity vulnerabilities. CertiK performed manual review and static analysis across 57 audited files, recording 10 findings in total. Seven were resolved, two partially resolved and one acknowledged. The audit found no critical or major-severity issues, while both medium-severity findings were resolved. Halborn separately assessed 1win’s Solana programs and reported four findings, with no critical or high-severity issues. Three findings were resolved, including the single medium-severity finding, while one low-severity issue was partially resolved.
The audits are part of the technical preparation for $1WIN, a native SPL token being developed for integration across the 1win ecosystem. The token is designed for use across gaming, lottery, rewards and other platform functions. It will extend 1win’s existing crypto infrastructure, which already supports multi-chain deposits and withdrawals alongside Web3 wallet authentication through Trust Wallet, MetaMask and WalletConnect.
