Audited And Verified

SMART CONTRACTS EXPERTISE — RIGHT WAY TO SUCCESS
Phuket Holiday Coin report
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Description of the set of procedures for auditing 3 a smart contract
Terms of Reference for the creation of a smart contract 4 List of audited files 5 Review of smart contract #1 6 Results of contract audit 8
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Description of the complex of procedures for auditing a smart contract
1. Primary architecture review
Checking the architecture of the contract.
Correctness of the code.
Check for linearity, shortness and self-documentation.
Static verification and code analysis for validity and the presence of syntactic errors.
2. Comparison of requirements and implementation
Checking the code of the smart contract for compliance with the requirements of the customer code logic, writing algorithms, matching the initial constant values.
Identification of potential vulnerabilities
3. Testing according to the requirements
Control testing of a smart contract for compliance with specified customer requirements.
Running tests of the properties of the smart contract in test net.
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Terms of Reference for the creation of a smart contract
PHC Smart Contract Token details:
Token Name - Phuket Holiday Coin
Token Symbol - PHC
Decimals - 18
Total Supply - 220,000,000 PHC
Token address - 0xb1db608215a6298b0a1abf05e09377648b681fba
Token Creator address - 0x1e1fedbeb8ce004a03569a3ff03a1317a6515cf1
Token Owner address - 0xf4A9B48F974AC8cA9f240F06b3ef71D003248F5a
Type of token - ERC20
Minted tokens: - 0xf4A9B48F974AC8cA9f240F06b3ef71D003248F5a - 220,000,000 PHC
Token functions:
• mint
• mintandfreeze • transfer
• transferFrom
• burn
• freezeTo
• releaseAll
• releaseOnce
• pause
• unpause
• renounceOwnership • transferOwnership
• approve
• increaseApproval
• decreaseApproval
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List of audited files Github:
https://github.com/Rock-n-Block/AUDIT/blob/main/PHC
The following 1 .sol, files were reviewed: • PHC.sol
Uploaded source code
Etherscan:
https://etherscan.io/token/0xb1db608215a6298b0a1abf05e09377648b681fba
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Review of smart contract #1 PHC smart contract review #1
https://github.com/Rock-n-Block/AUDIT/blob/main/PHC
1. Overview
1.1. Overall code quality is normal, but have few drawbacks, some of them are im- portant to security.
2. Critical issues
2.1. No critical vulnerabilities were found.
3. High issues
3.1. No high vulnerabilities were found.
4. Medium issues
4.1. No medium vulnerabilities were found.
5. Low issues
1.5.1.  The disparity of expectation in release functions: Users use releaseOnce() and releaseAll() to release their frozen tokens once the freezing period has elapsed. In the event, a user does not hold any frozen tokens eligible for release, the re- leaseOnce() function reverts state changes. This is not the case forreleaseAll(), which will simply do nothing. While this does not pose a significant danger for users, we recommend the inconsistency to be addressed.
2.5.2.  Overuse of public function visibility: The reviewed token contract is assembled using a script which generates a file of constants with which the token contract will set its initial values. Because each constant is marked public, Solidity implic- itly creates a publicly visible getter function with the same name. While using constants is generally efficient, excessive use of public fields:
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1. Makes a contract little more expensive to deploy (longer bytecode)
2. Makes a contract little more expensive to use, as each additional function selec- tor created by these implicit getters means more options to traverse at runtime.
Consider removing the word public from each constant unless absolutely neces- sary. They will be set to the default, internal, meaning they will still be accessible internally to the contract.
6. Testings
6.1. Successful Deployment token in test net. Open link
Successful Check name, symbol, decimals.
Successful Owner of contracts sets correctly.
Successful Checking the distribution function of tokens. Tokens are distributed correctly. Open link
Successful Transfer tokens from address to address. Open link
Successful The MINT function. Tokens are minted and sent to an ETH address.
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6.7. Successful The MintAndFreeze function. Tokens are minted, frozen and sent to an ETH address. Tokens are displayed on the address, but cannot be sent to another address until they are unfrozen by the token holder after the unfreezing date. Open link
1.6.8.  Successful Pause. Token transfer function is disabled. No one can transfer to- kens from address to address. Open link
2.6.9.  Successful Transfer token function disabled. Transaction failed. Open link
6.10. Successful Unpause. Token transfer function is enabled. Any holder can trans-
fer tokens from address to address. Open link
6.11. Successful Transfer token function enabled. Transaction successful. Open link
6.12. Successful Burn. Burning tokens from management address. Open link
6.13. Successful Finalize. The mintable function is disabled. No more tokens can be minted. Open link
6.14. Successful transferOwnership. Transfer of rights to manage the token. Open link
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6.5. 6.6.
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Results of contract audit
The information in this review is a list of recommendations on what needs to be done to ensure the quality and security of the smart contract.
The Rock`n`block experts conducted the verification of the smart contract. Based on the results of the reviewing and testing, it is established that the token smart contract complies with the specifications specified in the terms of reference.
During the reviewing and testing of the contracts, critical errors and possible vulnerabilities were not detected.
For all questions regarding the review and testing of the smart contract, we recommend contacting [email protected]
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