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# Security

### Overview & Introduction

This page is the only official source for verified $ARIA token and IPRWA suite contract addresses, audit information, and security status.

Aria follows a security-first and transparency-driven approach. The information here allows the community to verify what’s deployed and understand our trust and safety practices.

This documentation serves to:

* List official contract addresses
* Summarize security audits and findings
* Describe upgrade and admin controls
* Outline staking and liquidity mechanisms
* Provide contact points for responsible disclosure

#### Version & Maintenance

* Last updated: November 2025
* Maintained by: Aria Foundation Security & Engineering Team

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### Audit Information

* Audit partners: name of the firm who audited the contract.
  * [Guardian](https://guardianaudits.com/)
* Scope of the audit: token contract, staking contract, liquidity contracts, governance modules, etc.

Additional and frequent audits occur on each major upgrade of these contracts.

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