MEXC Passes Hacken Audit: No Critical Vulnerabilities Found

A separate audit has confirmed that the MEXC crypto exchange has impressive security measures. Remaining mindful of security and under stress from the market, MEXC has wisely made transparency and infrastructure risk control a priority.

MEXC has completed yet another technical audit confirming the platform's immunity to cyber attacks. This audit was administered by Hacken, a global consulting company specializing in Web3 infrastructure security. According to the audit, no critical or high-risk vulnerabilities were found in the MEXC mobile app, and all previously identified minor bugs were fixed.

The audit was conducted using penetration testing methods to assess the platform’s compliance with modern security standards against external interference, data breaches, and potential unauthorized fund withdrawals. The experts noted that the platform's architecture demonstrates resistance to known threats, and the user interface is focused on a balance between convenience and protection.

The company emphasizes that the initiative is part of a broader expansion strategy. “External, independent verification is an essential part of maintaining user trust and ensuring accountability. We thank Hacken for their work and continue to prioritize transparency and security, as we scale our services globally.”

The audit from Hacken is a continuation of other initiatives to increase market confidence. In the first quarter, MEXC published a Proof of Reserves report, confirming that all major cryptocurrencies held on the exchange are backed by reserves exceeding 100%.

Experts attribute MEXC’s increased focus on infrastructure security to the need for greater competitiveness amid tightening regulations and growing institutional demand for verifiable platform stability. In an unstable market, trust in the technological foundation of exchanges is becoming a critical factor.

The full version of the Hacken report is available on the company's website.