Hacken, the Blockchain Security Auditor has announced that it has joined the Qatar Financial Authority Digital Assets Lab as a partner.

Founded in 2017, Hacken offers comprehensive security services, including smart contract audits, penetration testing, bug bounty programs, and post-deployment monitoring, combining expertise and battle-tested methodologies to protect Web3 projects globally.

As per the Linkedin post, ” This forward-thinking initiative is shaping the future of digital assets and DLT by fostering innovation and collaboration. Hacken is contributing with our expertise in smart contract & protocol security, post-deployment monitoring & bug bounties and cybersecurity tailored for regulated frameworks.”

Hacken adds in their post that they are working to drive safer, innovative solutions in the digital asset space.

Qatar Digital Assets Labs partners with various entities in Blockchain arena

Singaporean Blockchain fintech company DMZ Finance was also chosen by Qatar QFC Digital Assets Lab, and also is working with partners that include R3, The Hashgraph Association, Taurus and SettleMint among others.

Hacken also partnered in 2024 with UAE ADGM

In April 2024, Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) and Hacken, also signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaboratively set new benchmarks for blockchain security and compliance. Under the MoU, ADGM’s Registration Authority (RA) would collaborate with Hacken on developing security standards and on-chain monitoring solutions in relation to ADGM’s DLT Foundations framework, positioning both organizations at the forefront of fostering a secure blockchain ecosystem.

Later on Hacken forged a strategic alliance with Klumi Ventures, recently regulated Web3 venture capital firm based in Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM). As per the press release the partnership would establish new benchmarks in blockchain security and compliance, capitalizing on the formidable security expertise of Hacken and the financial licensing of Klumi Ventures in UAE.