ANMREX Trust Center
Security comes not only from technical configuration, but also from clear verification processes and continuous improvement. ANMREX includes key areas affecting accounts, trading, and asset management in a third-party security assessment framework, with HACKEN conducting targeted tests based on each system's characteristics.
This page presents the main assessment areas, scope, and completion status, helping users understand ANMREX's security program more clearly.
Authorized security testing covers trading front ends, account authentication, order interactions, funding channels, and API endpoints. Penetration testing, configuration reviews, and business-process analysis are combined to identify potential risks to system stability, access control, and data security.
Reviews cover hot and cold wallet architecture, key lifecycles, signing authorization, separation of privileges, and asset transfer processes, with emphasis on clear control boundaries and risks such as single points of failure, unauthorized access, and abnormal transfers.
Security analysis covers smart contract code, administrative privileges, critical call paths, and external dependencies. It checks common issues such as reentrancy, privilege abuse, abnormal calls, and business-logic deviations, and records the remediation results within scope.
Tracks independent assessment progress for critical systems and provides a clear basis for follow-up reviews and security improvements.
| Assessment | Independent Organization | Assessment Period | Current Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core Trading System Penetration Test | HACKEN | Q3 2026 | Completed |
| Wallet and Key Infrastructure Audit | HACKEN | Q3 2026 | Completed |
| Smart Contract Code Review | HACKEN | Q3 2026 | Completed |
Each security assessment is conducted against a defined system version and project scope. Findings identified during the assessment enter an internal tracking process, with remediation and review arranged according to risk level.
When critical systems undergo major updates, infrastructure adjustments, or significant feature changes, ANMREX reassesses the relevant security controls as appropriate, keeping external testing aligned with platform development.
Third-party security assessments reflect findings at a specific time, for specific system versions and test scopes. No security test can cover every potential risk or provide an absolute guarantee of future security.
The applicable report issued by HACKEN governs the specific methods, assessment scope, and explanation of results.
