February 8, 2026

Security First: Smart Contract Audits and User Protection

How Piggybank earns your trust.

The history of DeFi is littered with hacks, rug pulls, and exploits. When you're asking users to deposit their hard-earned money, security cannot be an afterthought. Propaganda understands this deeply.

Piggybank's security approach is multi-layered:

  • Audited contracts: The core smart contract has been audited by reputable third-party security firms before launch.
  • Open source: All code is public and verifiable on-chain. You don't have to trust—you can verify.
  • Timelocks: Protocol upgrades require a 48-hour timelock, giving users time to exit if they disagree with changes.
  • Insurance fund: A portion of protocol fees goes into an emergency insurance fund to protect against black swan events.

The team also implements best practices from traditional fintech:

  1. Rate limiting: Withdrawal limits prevent flash loan attacks
  2. Multi-sig governance: No single person can control the protocol
  3. Bug bounty program: White hat hackers are rewarded for finding vulnerabilities

Transparency extends to communication. When issues arise, the Propaganda team discloses them immediately in the /propaganda channel rather than trying to hide problems. This builds long-term credibility.

The contract address 0x78c8e25667ffb6048c31e38923dd5540cbbce81f can be inspected on Basescan. Users are encouraged to DYOR (Do Your Own Research) before depositing.

Key Takeaway: Security isn't sexy, but it's what separates legitimate protocols from fly-by-night scams.