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What you should know before you commit funds

No third-party audit

No outside firm has reviewed these contracts. They are tested, and the tests run on every change, but a test suite is written by the same people who wrote the code and finds a different class of problem than an auditor does.

The contracts can be upgraded

Each one can be replaced by its owner at the same address, and several have been. That is how a fix reaches you without a migration; it also means the code behind an address is not fixed forever. Upgrades are visible on KleverScan.

The admin screens are a convenience, not a boundary

Each app hides its admin screens from wallets that are not on a list, and that list is in the browser. The real check is in the contracts, which verify their owner on every privileged call. A wallet that reaches an admin screen without that role gets transactions that fail.

The Solana bridge depends on a relayer we run

Moving SAME to Solana and back is coordinated by a service SAME operates. If it stops, transfers are delayed rather than lost, and the bridge page shows its status and offers a way to recover a stranded transfer.

Nine of the sixteen contracts have never been used

They are deployed and their code is real, but their whole history is deployment and upgrades — swap rewards, referral bonuses, tier discounts, tournaments, claims, the LP booster, anti-cheat, battles and the vault XP bridge. Each is marked in the list above. A published address is not the same as a working feature, and the difference matters more here than anywhere else on this page.

The Striker game wallet is custodial

A Solana player who chooses to play instantly gets a KleverChain wallet created and held by our backend, which signs their game transactions. You can export its key or move to your own wallet at any time. Keep no more in it than you play with.

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