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SaucerSwap is running a dedicated V3 testnet bug bounty ahead of the V3 mainnet launch. This program is separate from the general SaucerSwap Bug Bounty Program. It is focused specifically on the V3 orderbook testnet release and related V3 surfaces.

Test site

The primary site being tested is: https://orderbook.saucerswap.finance/trade

Timeline

The V3 testnet bug bounty opens Monday, May 25 and runs for one week. The program is scheduled to close Monday, June 1 at 17:00 UTC. SaucerSwap Labs may extend the program depending on the volume and quality of valid reports.

Scope

The following V3 testnet surfaces are in scope:
  • V3 Trade Page
  • V3 Order History on the dashboard page
  • V3 Trade verification
  • Other V3 orderbook testnet surfaces directly related to the V3 launch
Reports should focus on vulnerabilities or bugs that could affect user funds, order placement, order execution, order history, trade verification, market integrity, accounting, or user-facing V3 testnet behavior.

Out of scope

The following are out of scope for this V3 testnet bug bounty:
  • SaucerSwap mainnet contracts and production environments
  • V1 and V2 contracts
  • Non-V3 sections of the SaucerSwap interface
  • Third-party contracts or applications not directly associated with SaucerSwap
  • Known issues from previous audits, bug bounty reports, or internal testing
  • Known issues already identified during the current V3 security audit
  • Denial of Service or Distributed Denial of Service attacks
  • Phishing, social engineering, or attacks requiring collusion from SaucerSwap staff or third-party support
  • Physical access attacks, stolen/unlocked devices, SIM-swap, device-level malware, or OS/kernel exploits unrelated to SaucerSwap
  • Low-impact UI issues with no security, accounting, execution, or integrity impact

Rewards

Rewards are paid in SAUCE, with USD references used to size severity bands. Reports will be evaluated using the OWASP risk rating methodology, along with the actual impact to SaucerSwap V3.
SeverityMaximum reward
CriticalUp to $50,000 equivalent in SAUCE
HighUp to $10,000 equivalent in SAUCE
MediumUp to $1,000 equivalent in SAUCE
LowUp to $100 equivalent in SAUCE
InformationalUp to $25 equivalent in SAUCE
Final payout amounts are discretionary and based on severity, exploitability, report quality, uniqueness, reproducibility, and actual risk to user funds or protocol integrity. Duplicate reports, low-quality reports, spam, and reports for known or out-of-scope issues may receive no reward.

Severity guidance

Critical findings may include issues that could result in loss of funds, unauthorized order execution, permanent loss of access to funds, severe market integrity failure, or other systemic impact. High findings may include issues that materially affect individual users, order correctness, settlement assumptions, balances, or critical V3 user flows. Medium findings may include issues with limited financial or integrity impact, but which still affect important V3 behavior. Low and Informational findings may include minor bugs, edge cases, or best-practice issues with limited direct risk. SaucerSwap Labs will make the final severity determination.

Report requirements

Submit reports using the V3 bug bounty form: Submit a V3 testnet bug report Each report should include:
  • Name or handle
  • Issue title
  • Detailed issue description
  • Affected component
  • Affected URL, contract ID/address, or screen
  • Conditions required to reproduce
  • Step-by-step reproduction instructions or proof of concept
  • Suggested remediation, if known
  • Links to supporting evidence, such as screenshots, videos, logs, transaction IDs, or gists
For videos, Loom links are preferred.

Responsible disclosure

Do not publicly disclose any vulnerability until it has been resolved and disclosure has been explicitly approved by SaucerSwap Labs. Reports must be submitted in good faith. Do not exploit vulnerabilities beyond what is necessary to prove the issue. Do not access, modify, delete, or exfiltrate data that does not belong to you.

Eligibility

To be eligible for a reward, a report must:
  • be unique and previously unreported
  • be within the V3 testnet bug bounty scope
  • include enough detail for SaucerSwap Labs to reproduce and validate the issue
  • avoid public disclosure until approved
  • avoid unlawful, abusive, or destructive testing
  • comply with all program terms
SaucerSwap Labs may modify, pause, or end the program at any time.