Glo recently underwent a comprehensive security audit by Certik, a blockchain security firm.

The report identified two Centralization/Privilege risks and one informational risk.

We addressed the first two by implementing a multisig wallet controlled by a governance council.(You can read more about this in our white paper.)
We resolved the third by downgrading to a solidity release that Certik deemed stable. Our codebase is open source, and you can review the pull request here.)

Read the whole report at https://www.certik.com/projects/glo-dollar.

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In this program, GiveDirectly identifies impoverished African villages to give their citizens $30 per month, transferred via mobile money technology, for 3-5 years. For people living on less than $2/day this is a transformational amount.
Glo's economic model is to invest its reserve in short-term Treasury bills and give the proceeds away entirely to GiveDirectly.

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Certik security audit

Certik's Q4 2022 Glo security audit

The issues raised, and how Glo responded.

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Glo recently underwent a comprehensive security audit by Certik, a blockchain security firm.

The report identified two Centralization/Privilege risks and one informational risk.

We addressed the first two by implementing a multisig wallet controlled by a governance council.(You can read more about this in our white paper.)
We resolved the third by downgrading to a solidity release that Certik deemed stable. Our codebase is open source, and you can review the pull request here.)

Read the whole report at https://www.certik.com/projects/glo-dollar.