DEEPCOIN says HackenProof test found no major weaknesses
DEEPCOIN said a HackenProof penetration test covered several parts of its crypto trading system and that the firms plan to keep working on routine security checks.
DEEPCOIN said it completed a penetration test with HackenProof that covered its trading engine, API interfaces, smart contracts and client-side applications.
DEEPCOIN said on Sept. 4, 2026, that the test reviewed asset security and information security across multiple parts of its crypto trading system. The company said HackenProof’s team used offensive and defensive drills that simulated real-world cyberattacks.
The release said the results showed DEEPCOIN’s core architecture has defensive capabilities and a risk control mechanism that can withstand attack attempts. It also said the review identified potential vulnerabilities and that they were evaluated and mitigated.
DEEPCOIN said it plans to continue its strategic partnership with HackenProof and explore routine security inspection mechanisms.
The release identified Ego as DEEPCOIN’s founder and chief executive officer. Ego said user asset security is the cornerstone of the company’s operations and growth, and said proactive defense is better than reactive response in crypto cybersecurity.
HackenProof chief executive Dmytro Matviiv said security testing should reflect real-world attack scenarios, especially for cryptocurrency exchanges handling user funds and sensitive data.
The release said Deepcoin was founded in 2019 and has had more than seven years of stable operation. It also described the company as evolving into a multi-assets trading platform, and said its 2026 strategic partnership with the Argentine National Football Team marks a new era, without providing further detail in this item.
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