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  2. Multi-chain Contract Scan

Running an Initial Scan

  • Getting Started:

    • Set Up: Configure the tool to work with your project’s environment. This might include connecting it to your blockchain nodes or development environment.

    • Choose Chains: Select which blockchains you want to scan, whether it’s just Ethereum or multiple networks.

    • Define Contract Type: Specify the type of contract (e.g., ERC-20, ERC-721) so the tool can apply the right checks.

    • Adjust Scan Settings: You can tailor the scan’s depth and focus, choosing how detailed you want it to be.

  • Running the Scan:

    • Launch the Scan: Start the scan, and the tool will begin checking for issues across the selected chains. You’ll see live progress updates so you know what’s happening.

    • Troubleshoot if Needed: If any issues arise, such as network errors or configuration issues, the tool offers tips to help resolve them.

  • Understanding Results:

    • View the Report: Once the scan is done, you’ll get a report with a clear summary of detected issues, ranked by severity (e.g., high, medium, low) to help you prioritize.

    • Actionable Insights: Each issue includes recommended fixes, so you know exactly what steps to take to improve security.

    • Shareable Reports: Export the report in formats like PDF or CSV to share with team members, investors, or auditors.

  • What’s Next: After reviewing the results, you can address the identified issues, make improvements, and run follow-up scans as needed. If you need further help, OXAudit support can provide additional guidance.

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