xAudits Review 2026: Solidity and Rust Security Audits

xAudits is a smart-contract security firm offering audits of Solidity and Rust code. It describes work on individual contracts and broader protocol logic, including DEX, lending and staking systems. Its stated ecosystem expertise covers EVM, Solana and MultiversX.

The firm says its process combines manual code review with targeted analysis, then reports prioritized findings and recommendations. It also offers to review fixes within the agreed scope. Its homepage lists 18 published audit reports, with examples covering Ethereum, Base, Solana and MultiversX projects.

Audit fees, timelines and auditor credentials are not published on the homepage. The company is identified there as MGStaking S.R.L.; further details about its team and internal security practices are not provided.

xAudits describes a four-stage process. First, the team maps the project architecture, agrees on what is in scope and clarifies how the protocol is meant to work. It then conducts manual code review and targeted analysis to look for implementation flaws, risky assumptions and potential attack paths.

The firm says it delivers prioritized findings with explanations and practical recommendations. After the project team makes fixes, xAudits reviews them within the agreed scope and documents the outcome in the final report. An audit is a point-in-time review of specified code, not a guarantee that every vulnerability has been found or that later changes are safe.

Audit fees are not published. The cost is likely to depend on the code and scope being reviewed, but xAudits does not state a pricing method; teams need to contact the firm for a quote.

A smart-contract audit can help identify vulnerabilities in the code and scope reviewed, but it cannot establish that a protocol is risk-free. Risks may remain in components outside the review, integrations, operational controls or code changed after the audit. Review the scope, findings and remediation status of any report before relying on it.

xAudits describes its own review process but does not publish an audit of its business, auditor credentials or details of its internal security practices. Its homepage does not state a regulatory status. No specific security incidents are disclosed there.

xAudits is aimed at teams building smart contracts or protocols in Solidity or Rust, particularly projects that need an external review of code, DeFi logic or interactions between contracts. It may also suit teams that want a documented findings process and a follow-up review of fixes. Prospective clients should confirm the auditor, scope, timeline and price directly before engaging.