RedStone’s bug bounty offers up to $250,000 for smart contract flaws

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RedStone Finance publicly announced its two bug bounty programs on October 31, 2026, offering researchers up to $250,000 for critical smart contract vulnerabilities. The RedStone bug bounty programs went live on October 22, 2026, with a separate reward pool covering flaws in its web-facing services. Key takeaways Critical web flaws qualify for rewards of up to $10,000. HackenProof recorded more than 201 submissions by late October 2026. RedStone says its oracle services secure over $10 billion in DeFi value. How the RedStone bug bounty rewards work The smart contract program pays according to the severity of a reported vulnerability. Alongside the $250,000 critical-tier ceiling, rewards reach $50,000 for high-severity findings , $10,000 for medium-severity issues and $1,000 for low-severity flaws. The second program targets web-facing vulnerabilities affecting several RedStone domains.
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