Smart Contract
Security Audit Report

AI-Powered Code Review and Vulnerability Analysis

Contract
GCU
Date
23/04/2026
Blockchain
Ethereum
Audit ID
QCAIA-1776937476823-8FB41CDE

Document Information

Report Name Smart Contract Security Audit Report for GCU
Audit ID QCAIA-1776937476823-8FB41CDE
Audited By QCAIA - QoreChain AI Security Engine
Blockchain Ethereum
Language solidity
Framework EVM/Solidity
Code Hash (SHA-256) 1caee968f677637d997698b1db0a5fa66a34eef09c9d5d050a37f0f6b2e4e7bd
Audit Date 23/04/2026
Processing Time 3.58 seconds

Audit Summary

85
Security
Score

Overall Risk Assessment

MEDIUM

The GCU token contract implements basic ERC-20 functionality with minting and burning capabilities controlled by an owner. It includes proper access controls, reentrancy guards, and custom errors. However, there are some inconsistencies in burn function behavior and potential overuse of reentrancy protection.

3
Total Findings
0
Critical + High
1
Medium
2
Low + Info

Findings by Severity

Severity Count
CRITICAL 0
HIGH 0
MEDIUM 1
LOW 1
INFO 1

Detailed Findings

ETH-001 Missing Access Control on Transfer Function
MEDIUM
Category
Access Control
Description
The _transfer function overrides the base ERC20 transfer logic but does not implement any restrictions on transfers. This could allow unauthorized transfers if the contract is intended to have transfer restrictions.
Location
GCU.sol:79
Impact
Potential unauthorized token transfers if transfer restrictions are expected but not implemented.
Recommendation
Implement transfer restrictions or clarify the intended behavior of transfers in the contract documentation.
Severity MEDIUM
Status Open
Finding ID ETH-001
ETH-002 Inconsistent Burn Function Behavior
LOW
Category
Logic Flaws
Description
The burnFrom function allows burning tokens from another address using allowance, but the regular burn function only burns from the caller's own balance. This inconsistency might lead to confusion or unexpected behavior.
Location
GCU.sol:54-65
Impact
Potential confusion for users about how burning works across different functions.
Recommendation
Consider making both burn functions behave consistently, either both allowing burning from other addresses or both restricting to self-burning.
Severity LOW
Status Open
Finding ID ETH-002
ETH-003 Unnecessary Reentrancy Guard Usage
INFO
Category
Gas & DoS
Description
The ReentrancyGuard is applied to functions that don't interact with external contracts or state changes that could be exploited through reentrancy attacks.
Location
GCU.sol:20
Impact
Minimal impact but adds unnecessary gas cost.
Recommendation
Review which functions actually need reentrancy protection and remove it from those that don't.
Severity INFO
Status Open
Finding ID ETH-003

Recommendations

⚡ Gas Optimizations

📋 Best Practices

💡 General Recommendations

✅ Positive Aspects

Disclaimer

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Report ID: QCAIA-1776937476823-8FB41CDE
Generated: 23/04/2026
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