In anticipation of our first ISO, the Assetara team has finalized an internal audit of the ASRA token contracts and the dedicated ISO smart contract at address 0x7c2220edc13b4a017eb482b35b6fc07d12bd6a11. This contract will be the only place where users can acquire ASRA during the ISO on 5 March 2026, and it is designed to operate for a strictly limited period before automatically closing participation.
The audit focused on core aspects of the ISO logic: contribution caps, token allocation formulas, timing conditions, and safeguards preventing unauthorized minting or withdrawals. We reviewed how the contract handles edge cases such as late transactions, maximum raise limits, and unexpected network congestion. The objective was to ensure that every participant interacts with a transparent, predictable mechanism, where rules are embedded in code and visible on‑chain.
While this is an internal review and not a third‑party certification, we approached it with the same rigor we apply to our own risk systems. Any identified issues were fixed, re‑tested, and re‑deployed before we locked the ISO parameters and the time window. Users will be able to verify the contract on the relevant block explorer by checking the address 0x7c2220edc13b4a017eb482b35b6fc07d12bd6a11 and confirming they interact only with this official contract during the sale.
Closer to the ISO start date, we will publish a step‑by‑step participation guide explaining how to connect a wallet through the Assetara interface, how to confirm the correct contract address, and how to track purchased ASRA. This guide will help both experienced and first‑time participants navigate the process with confidence and avoid common mistakes.
