Polymarket launches a bug bounty program of up to $5 million on the Cantina platform
The prediction market platform Polymarket has launched a bug bounty program on the Cantina platform with a maximum reward of $5 million. The program covers the entire technology stack, including 18 smart contracts on Polygon (V1/V2 CTFExchange and NegRisk versions, fee modules, conditional token frameworks, pUSD collateral wrapping/unwrapping systems, UMA oracle adapter, etc.), web applications, and related infrastructure (key web vulnerabilities such as remote code execution, sensitive data leakage, subdomain takeover involving wallet interaction, and malicious transaction injection are all eligible for the highest reward level).
The maximum reward for smart contract-related vulnerabilities is $5 million, while the maximum reward for web application-related vulnerabilities is $250,000. The program is now officially open for submissions.
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