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Bug Bounty Program

Temple Digital Group welcomes responsible security research and offers rewards for valid bug reports that could impact the security or stability of our platform.

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Eligible Bugs

We reward bugs that could cause outages, state corruption, logic errors, or other security issues on mainnet.

How to Submit

Email your report to [email protected] and include the following:

  • A clear title describing the issue

  • Detailed steps to reproduce the bug

  • Proof of concept (PoC) where possible

  • Severity assessment (if known)

The first valid and unique report for each issue will be rewarded. Duplicate submissions will not be eligible for a bounty.

Reward Tiers (Paid in USDC)

Rewards are determined by the severity of the vulnerability:

  • Critical — up to $10,000 (e.g., issues that could lead to loss of user funds)

  • High — up to $2,000 (e.g., network downtime or outages without incorrect state)

  • Medium — up to $1,000 (e.g., API or performance degradation that affects security or reliability)

Program Rules

  • Testing is permitted only on testnet or local forks. Never test on mainnet.

  • Do not engage in social engineering, phishing, or sustained DDoS attacks.

  • Do not publicly disclose the vulnerability before it has been fixed and the bounty has been paid.

  • Exploitation must stay strictly within the scope needed to demonstrate the bug.

  • KYC verification is required to receive payment.

Not Eligible

The following types of reports will not qualify for rewards:

  • Vague reports lacking clear reproduction steps or proof of concept

  • Bugs that require unrealistic user behavior or highly specific market conditions

  • Issues related to third-party dependencies (unless they are directly exploitable through Temple)

  • Non-security bugs, such as minor performance issues or UI glitches

Legal Statement

Temple Digital Group will not pursue legal action against researchers who act in good faith and follow these guidelines. All submissions and related information become the property of Temple Digital Group upon submission.

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