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An overview of source code verification for Ethereum smart contracts

Verifying smart contracts Copy .md Copy .md Edit page (opens in a new tab) On this page Smart contracts are designed to be “trustless”, meaning users shouldn’t have to trust third parties (e.g., developers and companies) before interacting with a contract. As a requisite for trustlessness, users and other developers must be able to verify a smart contract’s source code. Source code verification assures users and developers that the published contract code is the same code running at the contract address on the Ethereum blockchain. It is important to make the distinction between "source code ve

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