DFNS & Stablecoin Configuration Audit

We audit your DFNS tenant configuration, policy rules, user and service-account permissions, on-chain token authorities, and dealer or counterparty integrations, then deliver a report mapped to FFIEC, FDIC FIL-16-2022, NYDFS Stablecoin Guidance, MiCA, and the 2023 Interagency Guidance on Third-Party Relationships. Built for banks issuing stablecoins, regulated fintechs, and wallet-as-a-service operators. Fixed-price scope. 4-week delivery. The audit your examiner is going to ask for. Most stablecoin incidents are not smart contract bugs. They are configuration failures. The public conversation about stablecoin and digital asset risk focuses on smart contract exploits. The actual loss data tells a different story: the majority of stablecoin and custody incidents originate in operational configuration - over-privileged users, missing approval quorums, unrotated credentials, misconfigured token authorities, and weak third-party integration controls. For a regulated bank issuing a stablecoin, the operational control plane sitting in your DFNS, Fireblocks, Copper, or BitGo tenant is the custody control. The configuration of who can mint, who can burn, who can approve, and who can freeze is the single most important set of decisions your security program will make about this product. A DFNS configuration audit (also called a stablecoin operational audit or wallet-as-a-service security review) is a structured, evidence-based evaluation of the operational control plane behind a regulated digital asset product. The audit covers four connected layers: (1) Your wallet infrastructure tenant - DFNS, Fireblocks, Copper, BitGo, or equivalent. User and service-account inventory, permission model, policy rules, approval quorums, credential hygiene, webhook and logging configuration, and recovery procedures. (2) Your on-chain token configuration - for stablecoin issuers, the SPL token authorities on Solana, ERC-20 contract roles on Ethereum or L2s, Token-2022 extensions, mint and burn authority placement, and freeze authority retention for OFAC compliance. (3) Your integration and counterparty controls - dealer onboarding, API authentication, third-party risk management aligned with the 2023 Interagency Guidance on Third-Party Relationships, and reconciliation procedures. (4) Your regulatory mapping - findings cross-referenced against the FFIEC IT Examination Handbook, FDIC FIL-16-2022, NYDFS Stablecoin Guidance (June 2022), MiCA where applicable, and FATF Travel Rule obligations. This is not a smart contract audit. It is not a SOC 2 readiness assessment. It is the audit that sits between your code and your compliance program - the one your FDIC, NYDFS, BaFin, FINMA, or MAS examiner will eventually ask about. Every Atlant Security engagement covers the full operational surface of your wallet platform and stablecoin product across 20+ configuration domains. No domain is skipped because it seems small. The audit is led end to end by a senior auditor - not outsourced, not staffed with junior consultants, not run by offshore review teams. The same person who runs your scoping call writes the report and presents the findings. Standard delivery is 4 weeks from kickoff. Fixed-price proposal within 48 hours of the free scoping call. Final deliverables are a Technical Findings Report for engineering and operations, an Executive and Examiner Summary for your risk committee and regulator, a Regulatory Mapping Matrix cross-referenced to every applicable framework, an 8-to-12 week Remediation Roadmap with owner assignments, and a Compliance Advisory Call to prepare for examiner questions.