Audit iAero & LIQ

Security Audit Report: iAEROToken

Contract Address: 0x81034Fb34009115F215f5d5F564AAc9FfA46a1Dc Date: September 2025 Network: Base Mainnet

Executive Summary

iAEROToken is an ERC20 receipt token representing permalocked AERO positions. The contract implements role-based access control for minting with optional burning functionality.

Critical Issues

None Identified

High Severity Issues

1. Unrestricted burnFrom Function

Issue: burnFrom bypasses ERC20 allowance checks, allowing BURNER_ROLE to burn any user's tokens without approval Risk: Users' tokens can be burned without consent if BURNER_ROLE is compromised Recommendation: Add allowance check or remove function if not required

function burnFrom(address from, uint256 amount) external onlyRole(BURNER_ROLE) {
    _spendAllowance(from, msg.sender, amount); // ADD THIS
    _burn(from, amount);
}

Status: ⚠️ UNRESOLVED (function exists but BURNER_ROLE never granted)

Medium Severity Issues

1. No Initial MINTER_ROLE Assignment

Issue: Constructor doesn't grant MINTER_ROLE to any address Risk: Requires manual setup post-deployment Mitigation: MINTER_ROLE granted to vault via multisig Status: ✅ RESOLVED post-deployment

Low Severity Issues

1. Redundant Zero Checks

Issue: Manual zero address checks duplicate OpenZeppelin's internal validation Impact: Minor gas inefficiency Status: ℹ️ INFORMATIONAL

2. Missing Emergency Pause

Issue: No pause mechanism for emergency situations Impact: Cannot halt operations in case of exploit Status: ℹ️ ACCEPTABLE (simple token contract)

Security Features

• Access Control: OpenZeppelin AccessControl with DEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE

• ERC20Permit: Gasless approvals via signatures

• Role Separation: Distinct MINTER and BURNER roles

• Input Validation: Amount and address checks

Deployment Status

• Contract deployed and verified

• DEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE held by multisig

• MINTER_ROLE granted to PermalockVault

• BURNER_ROLE not assigned (good security practice)

Conclusion

The iAEROToken contract is secure for production use with the current configuration. The unresolved burnFrom issue poses no immediate risk as BURNER_ROLE is not assigned.

Risk Rating: LOW Recommendation: APPROVED

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Security Audit Report: LIQToken

Contract Address: 0x7ee8964160126081cebC443a42482E95e393e6A8 Date: September 2025 Network: Base Mainnet

Executive Summary

LIQToken is a governance token with a fixed maximum supply of 100 million tokens, mintable only by authorized contracts with built-in supply cap enforcement.

Critical Issues

None Identified

High Severity Issues

None Identified

Medium Severity Issues

1. Supply Cap Calculation

Issue: totalSupply() + amount <= MAX_SUPPLY could theoretically overflow with massive amounts Risk: Extremely unlikely in practice but mathematically possible Recommendation: Use amount <= MAX_SUPPLY - totalSupply() Status: ⚠️ LOW RISK (requires unrealistic amount values)

2. No Initial MINTER_ROLE Assignment

Issue: Constructor doesn't grant MINTER_ROLE Mitigation: MINTER_ROLE granted to vault via multisig Status: ✅ RESOLVED post-deployment

Low Severity Issues

1. No burnFrom Function

Issue: No delegated burning capability Impact: Design choice, not a security issue Status: ℹ️ INFORMATIONAL

2. Missing Emergency Pause

Issue: No pause mechanism Impact: Cannot halt minting in emergencies Status: ℹ️ ACCEPTABLE (immutable supply cap provides protection)

Security Features

• Supply Cap: Immutable 100M token limit

• Access Control: Role-based minting restrictions

• ERC20Permit: Signature-based approvals

• View Helper: remainingMintableSupply() for transparency

Economic Security

1. Hard Cap: 100M maximum supply enforced at contract level

2. Minting Control: Only authorized contracts can mint

3. Burn Capability: Deflationary mechanism available

4. No Admin Minting: Even admin cannot bypass MINTER_ROLE requirement

Deployment Status

• Contract deployed and verified

• DEFAULT_ADMIN_ROLE held by multisig

• MINTER_ROLE granted to PermalockVault

• Supply cap functioning correctly

• No unauthorized minting possible

Conclusion

The LIQToken contract implements a secure governance token with appropriate supply constraints and access controls. The minor calculation issue poses no practical risk given realistic usage patterns.

Risk Rating: LOW Recommendation: APPROVED

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Both token contracts demonstrate security-first design with minimal attack surface. The integration with PermalockVault has been properly configured with appropriate role assignments.