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Welcome to the Uniswap Foundation Security Fund Hub! Please find below more information on the fund and the marketplace mechanism.

Executive Summary

The Uniswap Foundation Security Fund (UFSF) provides security audit subsidies of up to 100% of audit costs for qualifying projects building in the Uniswap Protocol’s ecosystem. The marketplace approach achieves cost savings compared to individual negotiations, while ensuring high-quality audits from vetted providers.

Key Facts:

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Applications for Cohort 2 were opened until March 5, 23:59 UTC. New cohort application openings will be announced here. Don’t miss out by filling out this form here. Declaring your interest is crucial for us to assess the demand for further fund iterations and takes only two minutes.

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What is the Uniswap Foundation Security Fund?

The UFSF is a subsidy fund, established through a grant from the Uniswap Foundation, to support projects building in the Uniswap Protocol’s ecosystem in procuring security audit services. This support is achieved in particular by

  1. streamlining the discovery of and engagement with suitable and high quality security service audit firms,
  2. bundling the buying and negotiation power of the whole Uniswap Protocol’s ecosystem and channeling competing security service providers in a marketplace to achieve better terms and pricing than projects could achieve on their own with individual reach-outs,
  3. providing standardized legal frameworks to reduce friction and accelerate the audit procurement process, saving projects valuable time and legal resources, and
  4. subsidizing the security audit costs of projects in an amount of up to 100% of the audit fees per project.

The first iteration of the UFSF focused on projects building Uniswap v4 hooks. It is currently evaluated to open the UFSF to projects for further areas, such as Unichain.

How it works

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  1. Provider Application, Evaluation & Selection ➡️ 2. Project Application, Evaluation & Selection ➡️ 3. Requirements Upload ➡️ 4. Provider Quotes ➡️ 5. Selection & Engagement ➡️ 6. Audit Execution ➡️ 7. Payment & Completion

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Whitelisting Security Service Providers

Selecting Subsidy Recipients

Establishing a Marketplace

Legal Documents

Next steps

If you are a security service provider

If you are a project

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