CRITICAL
Critical
Up to $250,000 for chain halts, direct fund loss, consensus failure or similarly severe vulnerabilities.
Security · Responsible Disclosure
GTBS Bug Bounty Program
Help secure GTBS Blockchain. The published program advertises rewards up to $250,000 for eligible critical vulnerabilities, with responsible disclosure requirements.
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Reward tiers
Severity should reflect realistic impact and exploitability.
HIGH
High
Up to $50,000 for severe privilege escalation, major denial of service or comparable impact.
MEDIUM
Medium
Up to $10,000 for significant information disclosure or meaningful application security weaknesses.
LOW
Low
Up to $1,500 for lower-impact issues and hardening opportunities.
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Program scope
Security researchers should focus on assets where a vulnerability could materially affect users or the protocol.
IN SCOPE
Core protocol
Consensus, execution, node software and official protocol contracts.
IN SCOPE
Official bridges
Bridge contracts and supporting infrastructure operated by GTBS.
IN SCOPE
Wallet
GTBS Wallet security issues that can affect keys, funds or transaction integrity.
IN SCOPE
Infrastructure
Official public services where the program explicitly permits testing.
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How to report
Responsible disclosure protects users while the issue is investigated and fixed.
01
Do not exploit users
Do not access, alter or exfiltrate real user data or funds beyond the minimum proof needed.
02
Prepare evidence
Include affected component, reproduction steps, impact assessment and relevant logs or code references.
03
Email security
Send the report to support@gtbsblockchain.com with the subject “Security Report”.
04
Coordinate disclosure
Allow the team time to validate, patch and coordinate a responsible disclosure.
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Security events & programs
Use these recurring program formats to encourage continuous research.
ONGOING
Always-on bounty
Continuous responsible disclosure for eligible vulnerabilities.
EVENT
Security Sprint
Focused review periods around major protocol or product releases.
EVENT
Researcher Office Hours
Technical sessions for researchers to understand scope and reporting expectations.