SolidityScan Security API
  • Introduction
    • 📋Overview of SolidityScan
    • 💡Key Features
    • 💻Supported Platforms
  • Getting Started
    • ⭐Web Application
      • ⏩QuickScan
      • Scan a Online Git Repository
      • Scanning a Deployed Contract
      • 🗃️Upload and Scan Solidity Project
      • 👨‍💼Organisation
    • ⚙️APIs
      • 🔏Generating Private Key
      • 🌐SolidityScan Private API
        • WebSocket API
          • Project Scan
          • Verified Contract Scan
          • Project Quick Scan
          • Project Threat Scan
          • File Upload Scans
          • Scan Lifespan and Events
        • HTTP API
      • RustScan API
      • 🔐Vulnerability Score API V1
      • 💢ThreatScore API V1
      • ThreatScore API V2
      • SolidityScan WebSocket Events
        • Private QuickScan WS
        • 🔐Private ThreatScan WS
        • WS references
      • ⚙️Postman Collection
      • Platform Info
    • 📑SolidityScan SDK
    • Platform Parameters
      • Arbitrum
        • Arbiscan
        • Blockscout
      • Asset Chain
        • Blockscout
      • Astar
        • Blockscout
        • SubScan
      • Aurora
        • Aurora Explorer
      • Avalanche
        • Snowtrace
        • Routescan
      • Base
        • BaseScan
        • Blockscout
      • BlackFort
        • Blockscout
      • BOBA
        • Routescan
      • Binance
        • Bscscan
      • BuildBear
        • BuildBear
      • Camino
        • Blockscout
      • Celo
        • Celo Explorer
        • Blockscout
      • Chiliz
        • Routescan
      • Connext
        • Blockscout
      • Creditcoin
        • Blockscout
      • Cronos
        • Cronos Explorer
      • Darwinia
        • SubScan
      • Ethereum Classic
        • Blockscout
      • Ethereum
        • Etherscan
        • Blockscout
      • Etherlink
        • Blockscout
      • Fantom
        • Ftmscan
      • 5ireChain
        • 5ireChain
      • Flare
        • Routescan
      • Fuse
        • Fuse Explorer
        • Blockscout
      • Gnosis
        • Blockscout
      • Hemi
        • Blockscout
      • Immutable
        • Blockscout
      • IOTA
        • Blockscout
      • Japan Open Chain
        • Blockscout
      • Lightlink
        • Blockscout
      • Linea
        • LineaScan
        • Blockscout
      • Lisk
        • Blockscout
      • LUKSO
        • Blockscout
      • Metis
        • Routescan
      • Moonbeam Network
        • SubScan
      • Neon
        • Blockscout
      • Nordek
        • Nordekscan
      • Omni
        • Blockscout
      • One World Chain
        • Blockscout
      • Optimism
        • Optimism
        • Blockscout
      • Peaq Network
        • SubScan
      • Playnance
        • Blockscout
      • Polkadot
        • SubScan
      • Polygon
        • Polygonscan
        • Blockscout
      • re.al
        • Blockscout
      • Redstone
        • Blockscout
      • Reef
        • ReefScan
      • Reya
        • Blockscout
      • Rootstock
        • Blockscout
      • Shibarium
        • Blockscout
      • Shimmer
        • Blockscout
      • Soneium
        • Blockscout
      • Stability
        • Blockscout
      • Tron
        • Tronscan
      • XDC
        • BlocksScan
      • Zetachain
        • Blockscout
      • zkSync
        • Blockscout
  • Integrations
    • GitHub
    • BitBucket
    • GitLab
    • Slack
    • VS Code
    • Remix
  • Audit Reports
    • 📒QuickScan Report
    • 📢Generate and Publish Reports
  • Pricing
    • 💰SolidityScan Pricing
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  • Generate a Report for the Scan Done
  • Step 1: Generate the Report
  • Step 2: Publish Your Report
  • Step 3: Explore Published Reports
  • Step 4: Download Report
  1. Audit Reports

Generate and Publish Reports

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Last updated 8 months ago

Generate a Report for the Scan Done

Once a scan is completed, you have the option to generate and publish a report of the scan. Follow these steps to do so:

Step 1: Generate the Report

First, scan a project or a deployed contract. If you haven't scanned anything yet, head over here to or here to or to .

Once you have finished scanning a project, deployed contract, or file, click on the "Generate Report" button.

After generating the report, you will have the option to view it.

Step 2: Publish Your Report

Once you have reviewed the report and updated its results, you can publish it for sharing.

To publish a report, click on the "Publish Report" button.

You can publish two types of reports:

  1. Self-Published Reports: In this report, you take responsibility for identifying and documenting false positive bugs.

  2. Verified Reports: This report undergoes verification by our security team.

When you click on the "Publish Report" button, you will be given three options:

Publish Report
  • Self Publish Report: You can self-publish this report.

  • Publish a Verified Report: Get the report verified by our security team.

  • Publish the Report after an Assisted Audit: Our security team will audit the report's findings and assist in publishing it.

Select one of the options above and confirm.

You will see a form with prefilled data, containing general information about the report. After reviewing it, click "Next" to proceed.

Enter the contact information for the person or organization publishing the report. You can choose to make the information private or public. Once done, make the payment if the service is not available in your current plan. Click on the "Publish Report" button to submit your request.

Step 3: Explore Published Reports

You can view the history of published reports for different scans here. Once you have submitted a request for publishing your report, you can track its status here.

Once your request is approved, you can view your report and copy the Public URL.

Step 4: Download Report

Once your report is published and approved, you can download it as a PDF and share it offline.

Publish Report
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