1win Completes Two Security Audits for Pre-Launch 1WIN Token

1win has completed two security audits of its planned 1WIN token ($1WIN), a Solana-based project that remains pre-launch without a confirmed launch date, exchange listing or contract address.

CertiK reviewed the token sale and burn programs across 57 files using manual review and static analysis. The audit recorded 10 findings: seven resolved, two partially resolved and one acknowledged. It identified no critical or major findings, while both medium-severity findings were marked resolved.

Halborn assessed 1win’s Solana programs from Aug. 20 through Aug. 31, 2026, reviewing 58 files. Its findings table lists one medium-severity issue, two low-severity issues and one informational finding. Three findings were marked solved, while one low-severity issue was partially solved.

The issues involved burn-authority controls, the duration of sale and claim windows, claim activation and vesting-recipient assignments. All four findings were described as addressed, although the findings table still marks one low-severity item as only partially solved.

The audits were identified as Sept. 2026 milestones, with the reports scheduled for publication after completion. The project page lists the token launch date, market capitalization and contract address as unavailable.

The token is intended to support 1win’s ecosystem and includes plans for token repurchases and burns. No confirmed listing date is provided.

The assessments cover specified Solana smart-contract code, rather than the entire 1win platform, its operations or wallet infrastructure. Third-party dependencies and economic attacks were outside Halborn’s review scope. The findings document the status of identified issues but do not establish that the broader 1win ecosystem is free of security or operational risks.