Cecuro Completes Smart Contract Audit for eToro TL;DR - Cecuro has completed a smart contract audit for eToro, the Nasdaq-listed trading and investing platform used by millions of people worldwide. - This is an enterprise milestone. Agentic security review is no longer something only DeFi-native teams buy — publicly listed financial institutions are putting production code through it. - The engagement continues. Cecuro will support eToro on future security audits across both its web3 stack (smart contracts, on-chain infrastructure) and its web2 stack (the applications and services around it). - Same engine for both. The multi-agent system behind the audit is ranked #1 on EVMBench and reviews web2 codebases through Ozone, our continuous AI security engineer. > Enterprise security, startup pricing. Cecuro delivers audits in hours, not weeks, at about 90% less than traditional cost. Start a free audit. ## Why this engagement matters eToro is not a two-week-old DeFi fork. It is a Nasdaq-listed company, founded in 2007, that operates a regulated trading and investing platform spanning stocks, ETFs, options, and crypto for millions of users. When a company at that scale ships code that touches user assets, its security bar is set by regulators, shareholders, and customers all at once. That is exactly the kind of organization that has historically defaulted to traditional audit firms — long engagements, long queues, one report. eToro putting its smart contracts through Cecuro's agentic audit process signals something we've believed since day one: AI-powered auditing competes on quality at the highest level of the market, not just on speed and cost. The specifics of the engagement — scope, findings, and remediation — stay between us and eToro, as they should for any client operating live financial infrastructure. ## From smart contracts to full-stack enterprise security This audit also marks a deliberate step for Cecuro: into enterprise cybersecurity across both web3 and web2. We built our engine auditing smart contracts, where a single missed vulnerability is measured in eight-figure losses and there are no chargebacks. That is the hardest possible training ground for automated security review. But real attack paths at a company like eToro do not stop at the contract boundary — a leaked backend credential or a compromised API can do as much damage as a reentrancy bug. Securing an enterprise means covering both sides of that line. So the relationship with eToro extends beyond this audit. Cecuro will support eToro on future security audits across both surfaces: | Surface | What Cecuro delivers | | --- | --- | | Web3 | Smart contract audits — every chain and language, results in hours, from the engine ranked #1 on EVMBench | | Web2 | Security audits of the applications and services around the chain — backends, APIs, and infrastructure — plus continuous review of every pull request via Ozone | One engine, one security posture, both worlds. ## What this means if you're not eToro The same process an enterprise trading platform just went through is available to any team, today: - Audits in hours, not weeks of scheduling and waiting - Starting at $799 — about 90% less than traditional audits - All chains and smart contract languages supported - Continuous web2 and web3 coverage with Ozone, free to start The security bar that satisfies a Nasdaq-listed institution shouldn't be a luxury good. Start your free audit → Want to see how the process works first? Read how audits work.
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