Security
Security – GearUp
Security is not a feature at GearUp — it’s a foundational principle woven into every product, layer, and interaction.
The GearUp ecosystem prioritizes security across three key verticals: project infrastructure, token structure, and utility-level usage. This page outlines how we think about each, and what measures are in place to protect our users, contributors, and the broader DeFi ecosystem.
🧱 1. Project Infrastructure Security
GearUp’s infrastructure is designed to be:
Modular and sandboxed: Each component (Studio, Factory, GearFlow) is logically separated to reduce cross-surface risk.
Auditable and open: Critical logic components will be gradually open-sourced and externally audited.
Redundancy-backed: Deployment systems rely on verified fallback endpoints and multi-layer hosting to prevent downtime.
Zero-access policy: No part of the system can access user wallet funds — all interactions are permissioned and user-triggered.
GearUp Studio
Schema validation, testnet simulation, deploy logs
GearUp Factory
Closed-source support, audit trails, revenue locking
GearFlow Plugin/App
On-chain session revoke, biometric triggers, AI guardrails
Scrappy AI
Schema-based suggestions only (never code-generated logic)
🪙 2. Token & Economic Security
GearUp’s native token ($gUP) is designed with transparency and fairness in mind:
Liquidity Locked: Core LP pools will be locked and verified on launch.
Team Vesting: All team and advisory tokens are subjected to time-based vesting and unlock schedules as outlined in the Tokenomics page.
On-Chain Caps: Transactional limits (max wallet, max TX, anti-whale mechanics) are enforced on-chain where necessary.
Fee Transparency: Any buy/sell tax logic is shown clearly in every deployable template.
Non-custodial Control: No contract ever has access to withdraw user LP or wallets without explicit logic blocks.
🧩 3. Utility & User-Level Security
Every utility in the GearUp stack adds a protective layer:
Studio: Users deploy contracts they build themselves, ensuring no hidden logic. All deploys are verifiable and testable.
Factory: Developers can protect and license their templates — but all runtime behavior is previewed by buyers before use.
GearFlow: Mediator contracts prevent direct wallet-dApp connections. Users can create their own rules for access, session timeouts, and approvals.
Scrappy AI: Warns users in real time about risks in logic, excessive permissions, and unsafe conditions.
User builds a token in Studio
Adds LP logic + wallet trigger + auto tax
Tests in Linea Sepolia testnet
Scrappy flags one permission as high-risk
User corrects → deploys to mainnet
GearFlow later used to control interactions post-launch
🔍 Our Ongoing Commitment
GearUp’s security practices are evolving alongside the ecosystem. We will:
Publish audit reports for all major releases
Allow community security disclosures
Partner with external firms for third-party assessments
Maintain transparency in all infrastructure and token operations
DeFi moves fast, but safety is not optional. GearUp is committed to building tools that are powerful, programmable, and most importantly — secure.
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