Kamino, recognized as Solana’s foremost lending protocol, has launched a dedicated security transparency page, marking a significant step in ensuring the safety and reliability of its services. This new initiative details the extensive protections in place for over $4 billion in user deposits held within the protocol.
The security transparency page provides a thorough overview of Kamino’s robust security framework, which incorporates partnerships with formal verification firms as well as an impressive audit history. One of the key collaborations highlighted is with Certora, a prominent formal verification firm that has conducted three extensive security verifications on the protocol. As of September 2025, recent assessments of the lending vaults have confirmed zero critical vulnerabilities, underlining the protocol’s commitment to maintaining high security standards.
Furthermore, Kamino has completed an advanced fuzzing campaign in partnership with Ackee Blockchain, executing millions of instructions to rigorously test its smart contracts. This months-long campaign was successful in identifying zero insolvency risks and revealed no technical or economic bugs. This level of testing not only reinforces the safety of the platform but also integrates fuzzing into Kamino’s ongoing code review process.
These proactive security measures are further supported by a comprehensive stack that includes the open-sourcing of code and a total of 18 audits. Such initiatives have fortified Kamino’s reputation as the most resilient money market on the Solana network, enabling innovative features like the ability to borrow against tokenized equities without incurring bad debt incidents.
Operating on Solana, a high-performance blockchain known for its scalability and efficiency, Kamino has also recently integrated new functionalities such as restaking vaults and tokenized equities borrowing. This expanding service offering reflects Kamino’s dedication to providing users with state-of-the-art financial tools while maintaining a strong emphasis on security.
