Ackee Blockchain

Prague audit firm for Solana and EVM smart contracts, maker of the Wake and Trident testing tools.

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Facts checked Oct 1, 2026

Ackee Blockchain key facts

Category	Security and compliance
Platforms	Web
Company	Ackee Blockchain a.s., Prague, Czech Republic
Open source	Yes, Wake under ISC license
Pricing	Not published; audits quoted through the contact form
Chains	Solana, Ethereum and EVM chains

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About

What is Ackee Blockchain?

Ackee Blockchain is a security audit firm based in Prague, Czech Republic, that audits Solana, Ethereum and EVM projects with manual review and fuzz testing. Its site says it found over 2,500 issues across 220 audits. It maintains Wake, an open-source Solidity testing and fuzzing framework under the ISC license.

How Ackee Blockchain works

Ackee's in-house auditors review Solana, Ethereum and EVM code by hand and pair that with fuzz testing, offered as one-time audits or long-term engagements.

Past work on its site ranges from a 5 man-day review for Community Gaming to a 4 engineering-week Marinade audit shared with Kudelski Security and Nedodyme. It says it logs a critical or high issue about every 8 work days, and that 269 criticals and highs came from 104 audits.

Its tools feed the audits. Wake is a Python framework for Solidity testing and fuzzing, with cross-chain testing, backed by a Coinbase grant. Trident fuzzes Solana programs in Rust, backed by the Solana Foundation. Wake Arena is an AI scanner for Solidity that runs 108 static detectors, 87 of them private, through a multi-agent system and returns a PDF report, usually within minutes.

How to start with Ackee Blockchain

Teams request an audit through the contact form on ackee.xyz; there is no self-serve booking.
Ackee's own pre-audit guide asks you to freeze the code at a specific commit, list which contracts are in scope and which are black boxes, and make sure the project compiles.
It also asks for NatSpec comments, architecture diagrams, a test suite with good coverage, and any earlier audit reports.
Running static analysis yourself first, with Slither or Wake, saves audit time because each audit starts there.
Wake Arena access is by request for protocol teams, with a separate demo for foundations managing several projects.
Developers can also learn through School of Solana and the Solana Auditors Bootcamp, both run with the Solana Foundation.

Ackee Blockchain fees and limits

Ackee does not publish audit prices; engagements start through its contact form, and its case studies size work in engineer time, such as the 4 engineering-week Marinade audit. Its pre-audit guide says cooperation lowers audit costs: a frozen, compilable codebase with a clear scope, documentation and tests leaves auditors more time for security-critical logic. Wake, the Python testing and fuzzing framework, is open source under the ISC license. Wake Arena is available by request; its FAQ says most scans finish within minutes, only Solidity is supported, and it does not find everything, since human auditors remain needed for economic and design flaws. Ackee clients who use Wake Arena get priority scheduling for a full audit.

Risks to know before using Ackee Blockchain

An audit covers one frozen commit.
Ackee's guide says fixes after the audit should be limited to security fixes, so code that changes later is not covered by the report.
Not every audit is public: its homepage notes the Community Gaming review was not published.
For Wake Arena, Ackee reports a false positive rate below 50% and a 67% catch rate for critical and high bugs across 14 audit contests, so it is a pre-audit screen, not a replacement.

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