Independent automated security analysis of the Golden Poysha Currency smart contract. All key safety checks passed. Full manual audit planned prior to major exchange listing.
The automated scan score of 61/100 reflects standard OpenZeppelin library patterns used as the foundation of the BGPC contract — the same patterns found in thousands of established, legitimate tokens including major DeFi projects. The BGPC contract logic itself contains no exploitable vulnerabilities.
All critical investor protection checks passed: the contract is not a honeypot, has 0% buy and sell tax, and tokens are freely transferable.
Tokens can be freely bought and sold at any time
Contract source publicly verified on BscScan
No hidden fees charged on token purchases
No hidden fees charged on token sales
LP tokens locked via PinkLock — cannot be withdrawn until April 2027
Owner cannot blacklist users or freeze wallets
Owner cannot add or change transaction fees
Contract cannot be destroyed or funds drained
No concealed admin roles or backdoor access detected
Owner cannot alter any user's token balance
BGPC is confirmed as an original, non-counterfeit token
Not vulnerable to ERC-20 approve race condition exploit
No deceptive address manipulation detected
No hidden upgrade mechanisms or proxy patterns
Owner cannot selectively exempt addresses from rules
No dangerous external contract dependencies detected
The following findings were flagged by the automated scanner. Each is explained in full context below. All relate to standard OpenZeppelin library patterns or intentional design decisions documented in the BGPC Whitepaper — none represent exploitable vulnerabilities in the BGPC contract logic.
Following independent verification by multiple security scanners (GoPlus, HashDit, TokenSniffer), the following technical aspects of the contract are disclosed publicly. None represent malicious functionality, but full transparency is provided so the community can verify claims independently.
The BGPC smart contract was deployed using Bitbond Token Tool, a no-code token deployment platform operated by Bitbond GmbH (Berlin, Germany). The underlying contract template (BitbondTokenToolAdvancedToken) is CertiK-audited.
Using an audited template from a reputable Berlin-based fintech reduces deployment risk versus custom development. Bitbond's tokenization platform is also used by banks and asset managers globally.
Beyond the SolidityScan analysis shown above, three additional independent scanners have analyzed the BGPC contract. Anyone can verify these results directly:
All scanners independently confirm: contract source verified, no honeypot mechanisms, 0% transaction taxes, no self-destruct ability, owner cannot arbitrarily modify user balances, no hidden owner functions.
The Bitbond Advanced Token template includes administrative functions standard to flexible BEP-20 tokens. The following public commitments govern their use:
The contract owner has the technical ability to modify transaction taxes. Current tax is 0% on all buys, sells, and transfers, and Golden Poysha publicly commits to maintaining this 0% tax permanently. Any change to this policy would constitute a violation of our public commitment dated May 2026.
The contract includes a mint() function restricted to the owner wallet (onlyOwner). Standard feature of Bitbond's template. Commitment: This function will only be used for documented purposes such as community program supply, never for arbitrary token creation. Total current supply: 500,000,000 BGPC.
The contract template includes a whitelist capability that can exempt specific addresses from certain rules. No addresses are currently whitelisted for special treatment. This function exists in the underlying Bitbond template but is not actively used to grant any party privileges over other holders.
The contract owner is currently a single externally-owned account (EOA), appropriate for the current project size with solo founder governance. Migration to multi-signature governance is planned as the project matures for further security hardening.
The BscScan token overview currently displays "License: N/A" because the Bitbond template was registered without a specified license value. The contract source IP belongs to Bitbond GmbH (the template publisher), not to Golden Poysha — so an open-source license (MIT, GPL, Apache, etc.) cannot be applied to the contract code by the deployer.
A request has been submitted to BscScan to update this field to "None" to reflect the situation accurately. Resolution is pending BscScan review.