Immunefi Live Bug Bounty Programs

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236 Bug bounties
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Last updated Jul 21, 2026 · 16:57 UTC

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59 audit contests236 bug bounty programs

Protocol Source Prize Window Link
WePiggy
Solidity bscethheco
Immunefi Active
$100K max Ongoing View
Wildcat Protocol
Solidity eth
Immunefi Active
$10K max Ongoing View
WOOFi
Solidity arbitrumavalanchebsc
Immunefi Active
$100K max Ongoing View
Wormhole
Move Rust
Immunefi Active
$1.0M max Ongoing View
XOXNO
Rust multiversx
Immunefi Active
$50K max Ongoing View
Xterio
Solidity eth
Immunefi Active
$80K max Ongoing View
Yearn Finance
Solidity arbitrumethfantom
Immunefi Active
$200K max Ongoing View
yelay.io
Solidity eth
Immunefi Active
$150K max Ongoing View
YO Protocol
Bug bounty
Immunefi Active
$10K max Ongoing View
Zenlink
Solidity polkadot
Immunefi Active
$30K max Ongoing View
Zerion
Solidity arbitrumavalanchebsc
Immunefi Active
$25K max Ongoing View
Zest Protocol V2
stacks
Immunefi Active
$100K max Ongoing View
Zest Protocol
Bug bounty
Immunefi Active
$100K max Ongoing View
ZKsync OS
zksync
Immunefi Active
$100K max Ongoing View
ZKsync Era
Solidity ethzksync
Immunefi Active
$300K max Ongoing View
zkVerify
Rust polkadot
Immunefi Active
$50K max Ongoing View
Audit Comp | DeGate
Cpp Solidity
Immunefi Finished
$50K
Nov 20 - Dec 04, 2023
14 days
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Audit Comp | eBTC
Solidity
Immunefi Finished
$200K
Feb 19 - Mar 04, 2024
14 days
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Audit Comp | Puffer Finance
Solidity
Immunefi Finished
$50K
Feb 22 - Mar 07, 2024
14 days
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Audit Comp | ZeroLend
Solidity
Immunefi Finished
$200K
Feb 29 - Mar 14, 2024
14 days
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Immunefi Finished

Audit Comp | DeGate

$50K Prize pool
Nov 20 - Dec 04, 2023
View on Immunefi
Immunefi Finished

Audit Comp | eBTC

$200K Prize pool
Feb 19 - Mar 04, 2024
View on Immunefi
Immunefi Finished

Audit Comp | Puffer Finance

$50K Prize pool
Feb 22 - Mar 07, 2024
View on Immunefi
Immunefi Finished

Audit Comp | ZeroLend

$200K Prize pool
Feb 29 - Mar 14, 2024
View on Immunefi

About Immunefi

Immunefi launched in 2020 and is the dominant ongoing-bounty platform in Web3. Unlike audit competitions which run for fixed windows, Immunefi bounties are ongoing programs where each valid vulnerability submission earns a direct per-bug reward. Critical-severity payouts have reached $15 million (Wormhole, MakerDAO). Immunefi also recently added time-boxed audit competitions.

This page shows only programs aggregated from Immunefi. For audit contests on other platforms, see the full Web3 audit competition tracker.

Smart Contract Audit Competition & Bug Bounty Platforms Compared

Six major platforms host the Web3 audit competitions and smart contract bug bounty programs aggregated above. Click any platform to see only its active contests.

Comparison of the major smart contract audit competition and bug bounty platforms.
Platform Type Typical Prize Contest Length Best For
Code4rena Audit contests $50K to $500K 3 to 14 days DeFi protocols pre-launch
Sherlock Contests + bounties $50K to $300K 7 to 30 days Insurance-backed audits
CodeHawks Audit contests + First Flights $5K to $200K 3 to 21 days Newer auditors building a track record
Cantina Mega-comps + bounties $200K to $2M+ 14 to 30 days Experienced researchers, high-value protocols
Immunefi Ongoing bug bounties Up to $15M per critical Ongoing Production protocol vulnerability hunting
HackenProof Bounties + crowdsourced audits $1K to $1M+ Ongoing or time-boxed Managed Web3 programs and exchange/protocol bounties

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the largest bounty ever paid on Immunefi?

Immunefi has paid multiple $10M+ bounties for critical vulnerabilities. Notable payouts include $10M from Wormhole and $10M from MakerDAO. Critical-severity ceilings on the largest programs reach $15 million per finding.

How do I submit a bug to Immunefi?

Find the protocol's program page on immunefi.com, review the scope and severity classification, then submit a detailed proof-of-concept through the Immunefi platform. Submissions are triaged by Immunefi's in-house team before reaching the protocol team.

What are the best smart contract bug bounty platforms?

The leading Web3 bug bounty platforms are Immunefi (largest, $15M max payouts on DeFi protocols), Cantina (Spearbit's bounty program plus audit competitions), HackenProof (managed Web3 bounties and crowdsourced audits), Sherlock (audit contests with insurance-backed bounties), and Code4rena (best known for time-boxed audit competitions). Codehawks rounds out the field with Cyfrin-run contests focused on emerging protocols and beginner-friendly First Flights.

Which audit competition platform pays the most?

Cantina runs the largest audit competitions ($2M+ prize pools for protocols like EigenLayer and Uniswap v4). Immunefi pays the highest per-bug bounty (up to $15M for critical findings). Code4rena and Sherlock typically run $100K-$500K audit contests. Codehawks First Flights are smaller but accessible to newer auditors.

How do smart contract audit competitions work?

Audit competitions invite security researchers to review a protocol's smart contract code for a fixed prize pool over 1-4 weeks. Rewards are split based on unique valid findings, weighted by severity (critical, high, medium). Code4rena, Sherlock, Codehawks, and Cantina are the main platforms.

How much can you earn in a smart contract audit competition?

Top auditors earn $10,000-$500,000+ per competition. Cantina and Code4rena regularly run $500K-$2M prize pool contests. Bug bounties can pay up to $15M per critical finding on platforms like Immunefi.

What is the difference between a bug bounty and an audit contest?

Audit contests run for a fixed time window with a fixed prize pool shared among all valid findings. Bug bounties are ongoing programs where each valid submission earns a direct per-vulnerability reward (often $50K-$15M depending on severity). Bug bounties require finding a real vulnerability in production code.

How do I get started with smart contract auditing?

Learn the most common vulnerability classes first: reentrancy, flash loan attacks, oracle manipulation, and access control. The SCH Smart Contract Hacking Course covers all the core attack patterns that audit competitions test, starting from zero experience.

How to Start Competing in Smart Contract Audits

A practical path from learning vulnerability classes to submitting your first contest finding.

  1. Learn the core vulnerability classes

    Master reentrancy, access control, oracle manipulation, flash loan attacks, and arithmetic overflows. These five classes account for most contest findings.

  2. Practice on retired contests

    Read every public report from past Code4rena and Sherlock contests. Try to spot findings yourself before reading the writeup. This is how every top auditor trained.

  3. Start with CodeHawks First Flights

    First Flights are small audit contests designed for newer auditors. Prize pools are under $20K, scope is small, and competition is lighter. They build real submission history.

  4. Enter your first full competition

    Pick an active audit contest from the tracker above filtered by Solidity and a $50K-$200K prize range. Spend 20 to 40 hours on the contest, even if you only find one valid medium-severity issue.

  5. Build a public track record

    Publish your findings, share writeups on Twitter and Mirror, and start accumulating valid submissions across multiple platforms. A documented track record is what opens bug bounty access and full-time auditor roles.