Security
Lince is secure by design. Your capital is not guaranteed, but it is protected at every level.
Security
As with any source of returns, there are risks. At Lince, we minimize them in three ways:
- We exclusively use providers with at least a 3-year track record, no losses, and hundreds of millions under management (prioritizing those who manage more than 1,000 million).
- Funds are always deployed with overcollateralization, which ensures your liquidity.
- Our system monitors capital fluctuations in the market and protects funds if it detects any potential risk.
Security Audit
Lince’s smart contracts were audited by Halborn, one of the leading firms in blockchain and smart contract security.
- Auditor
- Halborn
- Audit Period
- August 8–29, 2025
- Last updated
- September 25, 2025
- Scope
- Lince DPM smart contracts on Solana (lince_dpm repository).
- Findings
- 5 findings, all of informational severity. 100% resolved by the Lince team.
- 0Critical
- 0High
- 0Medium
- 0Low
- 5Informational
Custody of Your Funds
Lince is non-custodial: your private keys are managed by your own embedded wallet, provided by Privy. Neither Lince nor any third party can move your funds without your authorization. If Lince were to disappear, your funds would still belong to you and be recoverable from your wallet.
Learn more about Privy's technologyRegulatory Status
Lince is not a credit institution nor is it registered as a financial institution with the Bank of Spain or the CNMV. Lince acts as a technology provider that integrates digital finance protocols regulated in its country of origin. Your funds are not covered by the Deposit Guarantee Fund (FGD).
If you’d like to learn more about how we use your funds, see How Lince Generates Interest.
How Lince Generates Interest