Polymarket Launches $5M Bug Bounty Program on Cantina

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Polymarket has launched a $5 million bug bounty program on Cantina, covering 18 smart contracts on Polygon, web applications, and infrastructure. The initiative, part of ongoing on-chain developments, offers up to $5 million for smart contract vulnerabilities and $250,000 for web application issues. Market news highlights the program’s focus on security across the entire technology stack. Submissions are now open.

ChainCatcher report: The prediction market platform Polymarket has launched a up to $5 million bug bounty program on the Cantina platform. The program covers the entire technology stack, including 18 smart contracts on Polygon (V1/V2 CTFExchange and NegRisk versions, fee module, conditional token framework, pUSD collateral wrapping/unwrapping system, UMA oracle adapter, etc.), as well as the web application and related infrastructure. Critical web vulnerabilities such as remote code execution, sensitive data exposure, subdomain takeover involving wallet connection interactions, and malicious transaction injection qualify for the highest reward tier. Bugs in smart contracts are eligible for up to $5 million in rewards, while web application vulnerabilities are eligible for up to $250,000. The program is now officially open for submissions.

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