FAQ and support

Does SUMUN recover the original Solidity source?

No. When verified source is unavailable, SUMUN reconstructs a readable representation of behavior observed in deployed bytecode. Original names, comments, types, and structure may be unavailable or inferred.

Does a clean audit report mean the contract is safe?

No. It means no reportable issue was detected within the available evidence and analysis coverage. Unknown vulnerabilities and external risks can remain.

Why does a Risk Stamp become stale?

A stamp references a particular analysis snapshot. If an upgrade changes the active implementation or code hash, the old snapshot may no longer describe the contract.

Can I retrieve an API key after closing the issuance dialog?

No. Only the prefix remains visible. Create a new key and revoke the old one if the secret was not saved.

Does read-only contract access require a connected wallet?

No. Public read calls can be performed without signing a transaction. A wallet is needed for write operations that require a sender and signature.

Is pre-transaction simulation available now?

The public API is currently in Preview. Documentation will be updated with the stable request and response schema before general availability.

Where can I report a problem?

Use the project support channel or repository issue tracker supplied by the SUMUN team. Never include API keys, private keys, session cookies, or confidential calldata in a public report.