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What is SUMUN?

Most explorers can show source code only after a developer publishes and verifies it. When source is missing, users are often left with raw bytecode and little context about what the contract can do.

SUMUN closes that gap by combining source discovery, bytecode-based reconstruction, security analysis, and verifiable report metadata in one workflow.

What SUMUN provides​

  • A consistent contract view for verified and unverified contracts
  • Readable code and runtime bytecode for review
  • Security findings with evidence and remediation guidance
  • Risk Stamps that third-party applications can verify and reuse
  • Pre-transaction risk information for wallet and application integrations
  • Scoped API keys and usage monitoring for developers

Who it is for​

  • Users who want to understand a contract before interacting with it
  • Developers who need audit and source intelligence through an API
  • Explorers that want to add readable security context to contract pages
  • Wallets that want to explain transaction intent and risk before signing
  • Reviewers who need evidence tied to a specific block and code hash

SUMUN is decision-support infrastructure. It does not replace professional review or guarantee that a contract is safe.