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Quantstamp

Security auditing for Web3

quantstamp.com
HQ: Toronto, ON, Canada; San Francisco, CA, USA; Remote
51-200
B2B

Company research

Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals

Overview

Quantstamp is a remote-first blockchain security firm founded in 2017 that provides smart contract audits, L1/L2 security audits, penetration testing, continuous monitoring, advisory services, and an insurance product (Chainproof) for Web3 teams.

Primary product

Smart contract and Web3 security audits

Founded

2017

Headquarters

San Francisco, California, USA

Team size

40-50

Work style

Remote

Industry

Computer and Network Security

Sub-industry

Blockchain security / smart contract auditing

Offices

San Francisco, California, USA
Toronto, Canada
Tokyo, Japan
Taipei, Taiwan
Seoul, South Korea
Munich, Germany

Business model

Security audit services
Penetration testing
Managed security services
Security advisory / consulting
Insurance / risk transfer (Chainproof)
Strategic investments

Funding

Stage

Series A

Total raised

$3.4M

Latest round

Series A - II · Jun 2023

People & investors

Leadership

Richard Ma

CEO & Founder

Don Ho

Managing Director

Jim Thompson

Head of Revenue

Kei Oda

Head of Japan and APAC

Founders

Steven Stewart

Co-founder

Investors

ACME Capital
Altos Ventures
Baseline Ventures
Bloccelerate
Blockchain Capital
Cowboy Ventures
DG Ventures
Digital Currency Group
Digital Garage
FJ Labs
GFT Ventures
Goat Capital
Griffin Gaming Partners
Harrison Metal
Jean Pigozzi
KRM Interests LLC
March Capital
Mark Pincus
Matt Cutts
Nomura Holdings
Pioneer Fund
Relay Ventures
Serafund
Seven Seven Six
Sommet AB
Vitalik Buterin
Webb Investment Network
Wisemont Capital
Y Combinator

Work & culture

Remote-first, globally distributed, low-bureaucracy, and research-heavy, with flexible hours, a strong work-life-balance focus, few meetings, and regular team retreats.

Work style

Remote

Compensation

Quantstamp describes compensation as highly competitive and on par with big tech; public posts mention base salary, bonuses for performance and referrals, and equity.

Benefits

Highly competitive compensation
5-6 weeks vacation per year
Paid parental leave
Health, dental, and vision insurance
Technical training and courses
Conferences and events
Quarterly retreats
Work from anywhere
Hardware and home-office reimbursement
Gym membership or workout subscription reimbursement
Equity
Performance and referral bonuses

Product & market

Pricing

Custom project-based / enterprise quote pricing; the company also advertises preferential pricing for account abstraction teams.

Differentiators

  • —Chain-agnostic Web3 security coverage
  • —Combines manual audits with static analysis and formal verification
  • —Continuous monitoring and managed security services
  • —Chainproof insurance for hacks and slashing risks
  • —Global remote-first team with senior researchers from major tech companies
  • —Public audit-readiness and security education content
  • —Track record across major L1/L2 and DeFi projects, including Ethereum 2.0 clients

Technology

blockchain
solidity
ethereum
web3.js
hardhat
python
react
typescript
javascript
docker
kubernetes
aws
terraform
datadog
prometheus
grafana
github actions
argocd
helm
openai

Customers

Alchemy
API3
Venus Protocol
Kiln
Dapper Labs
Maker
Prysm
Teku
Binance
Aave
Compound
OpenSea
Polygon
Arbitrum
Sandbox

Competitors

CertiK
Certora
Hacken
SlowMist
SOOHO

Scale & contact

Estimated revenue

$1M-$10M

Estimated monthly visits

19.6K

Traffic estimate as of Jul 2026

info@quantstamp.com628-207-9205

Latest news

June Security Beat: Keys Over Code

Quantstamp blog · Jul 2026

Quantstamp reported $75.32M lost across 32 crypto incidents in June, highlighted a targeted social-engineering attack against Humanity Protocol, and described a fresh npm supply-chain wave plus an actively exploited Oracle PeopleSoft zero-day.

May 2026 Security Beat

Quantstamp blog · Jun 2026

Quantstamp said $59.52M was lost across 29 crypto incidents in May and emphasized the resurfacing Mini Shai-Hulud npm worm as the month’s biggest off-chain security story.

April 2026 Security Beat: Same Actors, New Targets

Quantstamp blog · May 2026

Quantstamp reported $635.24M lost across 28 crypto incidents in April, including the Axios npm compromise, Vercel breach via Context.ai, and several actively exploited CVEs.

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