FAQ

What chains does Guardix support?

Guardix focuses on EVM-compatible Solidity projects. Exact chain support for exploit-related features may vary — check in-product messaging.

How long does an audit take?

Full pipeline runs are asynchronous and often take hours, depending on repository size and scope — not minutes.

How much does it cost?

Pricing is shown in the app before you confirm a run. Code audits and Release Audits are paid per run via Stripe checkout when not covered by team quota. Teams may have configurable free allowances — see current banners and checkout screens.

What is a Release Audit?

A Release Audit reviews third-party audit reports you upload and reconciles them against your source (and optional deployment addresses). See Release Audits. Availability may be feature-gated for your workspace.

Can I use Guardix from the terminal?

Yes — install the Guardix CLI and authenticate with browser pairing or an API key. The CLI can list findings, start audits, and download reports from a connected repository checkout.

Can I audit public repos without granting org access?

Often yes for public GitHub URLs; private repos require GitHub App authorization. Follow the connection flow for your case.

What languages are supported?

Solidity is the primary target for smart contract analysis.

Do I need a GitHub account?

You sign in with GitHub or Google. Repository access for private code flows through GitHub permissions.

Can I share results with people outside my company?

Yes — use read-only share links (Sharing results).

Where can I get help?

See Contact and support.