OKX Web3 Wallet has officially launched a security center to support public inspection by users

On June 18th, according to official news, OKX Web3 Wallet officially launched the Security Center. Users can click on the relevant banner through the Web3 Wallet webpage to go. The center covers five aspects such as open-source code, multi-party audit, and bug bounty program. It also supports users' public inspection, aiming to create a more secure Web3 ecosystem.
First, in terms of multi-party auditing, the security standards of OKX Web3 wallet have been tested and verified by third-party security audit companies, and the audit reports of SlowMist and Certik are now publicly available for users to view at any time.
Second, in terms of open-source code, OKX Web3 wallet has completed open-source core code, including mnemonic, private key, MPC and other core algorithms, which have been widely verified by the technical community. The implementation details are open to users to freely view and audit on GitHub, making it more open and transparent.
Third, in terms of blocking three-party risks, OKX Web3 wallet can help users filter high-risk tokens and domains by providing strong security monitoring, protecting assets from threats.
So far, it has intercepted 153K + malicious domain names, 1.5M + similar domain names, 1.28M high-risk tokens, and 153K + high-risk transactions for users.
Fourth, OKX Web3 Wallet also launched a bug bounty program, encouraging users and developers to submit service bugs and security bugs, and prepared a generous bug bounty, aiming to work with users to build wallet security.
Fifth, as a self-hosted wallet, the private keys and assets of OKX Web3 wallet are fully controlled by the user, and OKX Web3 wallet will safeguard the user's security and privacy 24/7.