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Clawdit Review 2026: AI Contract Audits on Base

Clawdit is an AI-native smart-contract audit platform on Base that accepts ETH on-chain or USDC through an API. Its payment model includes buying and burning CLAWDIT, but pricing and audit methodology are not published.

By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated

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Our verdict on Clawdit

Clawdit may interest Base developers looking for an AI-based smart-contract audit service. Its clearest practical details are the stated payment routes—ETH on-chain or USDC through an API—and the CLAWDIT buy-and-burn mechanism tied to audit payments. The key caveat is that pricing, audit scope, methodology, and report details are not published. Treat any AI audit as one input to a broader security process, not as proof that a contract is safe.

Score breakdown

How Clawdit scores

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Ease of use
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Fees
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Features
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Scores run from 0 to 10 and are based only on facts we could verify. Where information was missing we mark the score n/a rather than guess.

What is Clawdit?

Clawdit describes itself as an AI-native smart-contract security audit platform built on Base. It says users can pay with ETH on-chain or USDC through an API, and that audit payments buy and burn CLAWDIT via Uniswap V4. The platform does not publish its audit methodology, pricing, or report details.

How Clawdit works

Clawdit presents itself as an AI-native service for auditing smart contracts on Base. Public sources do not explain how to submit a contract, what checks the AI performs, or what the resulting report contains, so users should confirm those details before relying on an audit.

3 features

Key features

01

AI-native audits

Clawdit describes its smart-contract auditing service as AI-native. It does not publish details about the analysis process or report format.

02

ETH and USDC payments

The platform says audit payments can be made with ETH on-chain or USDC through an API.

03

Payment-linked token burn

Clawdit says audit payments buy and burn CLAWDIT via Uniswap V4. The amount and exact transaction mechanics are not specified.

Pros and cons

What we like

  • Focused on smart-contract security audits rather than a broad set of services.
  • States two payment routes: ETH on-chain and USDC through an API.
  • Links audit payments to a CLAWDIT buy-and-burn mechanism.

Watch out for

  • Clawdit does not publish audit pricing.
  • The audit methodology, scope, and limits of its AI analysis are not described.
  • Details about the team, independent assessments of Clawdit, and incident history are not published.
  • An AI-generated audit can miss vulnerabilities and should not be treated as a guarantee that a contract is safe.

Clawdit fees

Audit prices and any other fees are not published. Clawdit lists ETH on-chain and USDC through an API as payment options; confirm the cost and payment requirements with the platform before submitting an audit.

Is Clawdit safe?

Clawdit does not publish details about its audit methodology, the checks performed, or independent assessments of the platform. No information about its team or incident history is stated. AI-based audits can miss flaws; they should not replace independent review, testing, or careful assessment of contract risk. The service's regulatory status is not stated.

4 steps

How to get started with Clawdit

  1. 1

    Visit Clawdit and check its current audit intake instructions.

  2. 2

    Review the listed audit scope and any limitations before relying on the service.

  3. 3

    Confirm the price and payment requirements with the platform.

  4. 4

    If you proceed, use one of the stated payment routes: ETH on-chain or USDC through the API.

Who Clawdit is for

Clawdit is aimed at developers who want an AI-native smart-contract audit service for work associated with Base and are comfortable confirming the audit scope and price directly before paying. It is a poor fit for anyone who needs clearly documented methodology, published fees, or independently verified security assurances.

Clawdit FAQs

What is Clawdit?

Clawdit describes itself as an AI-native smart-contract security audit platform built on Base. It says payments buy and burn CLAWDIT, but does not explain the audit methodology or its limitations.

How do you pay for a Clawdit audit?

Clawdit says it accepts ETH on-chain and USDC through an API. Audit prices and any additional charges are not published, so confirm the cost before proceeding.

What happens to CLAWDIT when an audit is paid for?

Clawdit says every audit payment buys and burns CLAWDIT via Uniswap V4. The amount bought or burned for an audit is not specified.

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