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EVM Contract Overview

The results page for a single EVM contract — risk summary, detected standards, per-function analysis, and findings with confidence and bytecode citations, all on one page.

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The EVM Contract Overview is where an analysis run lands. It takes everything the engine found for one contract and lays it out on a single page — a risk summary up top, then the standards it detected, a per-function breakdown, and the findings themselves — so you can read a contract’s risk without opening the full Studio.

Why it exists

After a run completes, most people don’t need the decompiler IDE — they need the answer: how risky is this contract, and why. This page is that answer. It’s the default landing place from an analysis run and from an asset card, and it surfaces the important artifacts (top detectors, severity split, remediation) in one view, with a path into Studio or Exploit Discovery when you want to go deeper.

Who uses it

  • Auditor — reviews severity, detected standards, and the top detectors before drilling into individual findings.
  • Researcher — opens the contract in Studio or Exploit Discovery from the breadcrumb to keep digging.
  • Stakeholder reviewer — reads the risk summary and exports a report.

How to open it

  1. Finish an analysis run — it redirects here on success.
  2. From an asset card — the card for an EVM contract links here.
  3. Direct URL — /evm-contract?network=<chain>&address=<0x…>.

What’s on the page

A sticky breadcrumb across the top carries the cross-tool actions — Studio, Exploit Discovery, Network, Export, and Share. Below it, the dashboard reads top to bottom:

  • Risk summary — a headline risk score with severity counts split across critical, high, medium, and low.
  • Detected standards & traits — ERC standards and protocol patterns inferred from the contract’s function signatures (shown only when something matched).
  • Proxy details — the implementation and admin state, shown only when the contract is a detected proxy.
  • Technical and function analysis — a per-function breakdown with security flags, plus a risk-by-function visualization.
  • Findings — the severity breakdown, top detectors, and the findings list. Open a finding to see its detector, confidence, and the bytecode citations behind it.
  • Remediation summary — the fixes aggregated across all findings.
  • Contract monitor — opt-in monitoring for the contract, in place.

Export produces a report as PDF, SARIF, HTML, Markdown, or JSON; Share copies a link to the current overview.

Limits

  • Requires a signed-in account and both a network and an address.
  • The overview reflects the most recent completed analysis for that contract — re-run to refresh it.
  • The proxy and standards panels appear only when the underlying data is present, so a sparse page usually means a simple contract, not a missing result.