BMIC's Crypto Wallet Security Audit
“Audited” is one of the most overused words in crypto. This page states exactly what BMIC's audit says, rather than just the label.
The review was conducted by Virtual Caim Private Limited, an independent security firm, with the review approved on 17 November 2025.
The published report lists eight findings in total: three rated High, three rated Medium, two rated Low, and zero rated Critical. Every one of those eight is marked resolved and verified by the same reviewer, ahead of mainnet -- not just listed and left open.
An audit is not a certificate that nothing can ever go wrong in the future. It is a record of what one qualified, named reviewer specifically checked, on a stated date, and what they found -- which is exactly why naming the firm, the date, and the real severity breakdown matters more than the single word “audited” on its own.
FAQ
Who audited BMIC?
Virtual Caim Private Limited, with the review approved on 17 November 2025.
What were the findings?
8 total: 3 High, 3 Medium, 2 Low, 0 Critical -- all marked resolved and re-verified in the published report.
Is the full report public?
Yes, published at bmic.ai.
Does 0 Critical mean the audit found nothing?
No -- it means no issue was found that would allow direct fund access or exploitation. The report still lists 8 lower-severity items, all resolved.