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1inch and Blockaid team up to fight DeFi fraud together

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1inch partners with Blockaid to combat DeFi fraud and cyber threats

TLDR:

  • 1inch collaborates with Blockaid to enhance security measures within the DeFi ecosystem.
  • 1inch Shield, a security solution developed with Blockaid, detects fraudulent transactions in real-time.

Decentralized finance (DeFi) platform 1inch has joined forces with Web3 security provider Blockaid to bolster security measures within its ecosystem. The collaboration, announced on June 20, aims to identify and prevent fraudulent activities such as phishing scams and hacks in the DeFi space.

Blockaid’s security features, which simulate transactions before execution, play a crucial role in enhancing DeFi security. The integration of real-time security alerts through the 1inch Shield will provide users with warnings about potential security risks, helping them avoid fraudulent transactions.

1inch has introduced the 1inch Shield, developed in partnership with Blockaid, to detect and mark scam tokens and enhance security within the DeFi ecosystem. The Shield application programming interface (API) will be gradually integrated into 1inch products, offering adaptability for any Web3 application, including decentralized applications (DApps), wallets, and exchanges.

Sergej Kunz, co-founder of 1inch, highlighted that the collaboration not only strengthens 1inch’s security measures but also aims to benefit the broader DeFi ecosystem. By combining the strengths of leading providers like Blockaid, the partnership sets a new standard for Web3 security.

This collaboration between 1inch and Blockaid comes at a crucial time, given the increasing occurrences of fraud and cyber threats in the DeFi space. The proactive approach taken by these two companies signals a commitment to safeguarding digital assets and fostering trust among users in the DeFi environment.


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