Back to Blog

Building a Secure Stablecoin Payment Network: BlockSec Partners with Morph

Code Auditing
March 18, 2026
3 min read
Key Insights

BlockSec and Morph join forces to establish a secure, institutional-grade foundation for global stablecoin payments, bringing top-tier security infrastructure to the Morph Payment Accelerator.

BlockSec is thrilled to announce our partnership with Morph as an official audit partner for the Morph Payment Accelerator. As payment companies and financial institutions increasingly transition to onchain settlement, the infrastructure supporting these massive capital flows must be bulletproof. Real volume and real user funds demand real security.

That is why we are excited to announce our strategic partnership with Morph. By joining the $150 million Morph Payment Accelerator as an official audit partner, BlockSec is bringing institutional-grade security to the forefront of the stablecoin payment ecosystem.

Best Security Auditor for Web3

Validate design, code, and business logic before launch

Covering smart contact audit, infrastructure audit and pentesting

Securing the Builders in the Morph Ecosystem

Payment projects building on Morph handle real user funds at scale. Whether it is a crypto card issuer, a cross-border remittance platform, or a merchant payment gateway, every product in the Morph ecosystem carries the same responsibility: keeping funds safe from the moment a contract is deployed to the moment a transaction settles.

BlockSec's role in this partnership is straightforward: serve as the security layer for payment builders in the Morph ecosystem. We work directly with these projects to identify vulnerabilities before they go live, stress-test their infrastructure against real-world attack scenarios, and monitor their systems continuously after launch.

Our goal is simple—give every payment team building on Morph the confidence to ship fast, knowing security is covered.

Empowering the Morph Payment Accelerator

The Morph Payment Accelerator is designed to incentivize meaningful, onchain stablecoin payment activity. To support this mission and lower the barrier to enterprise-grade security, BlockSec is offering a 20% discount on audit services exclusively for Payment Accelerator participants.

By integrating BlockSec's expertise, payment platforms building on Morph gain access to:

  • Smart Contract Audits: Rigorous, proactive code reviews to eliminate vulnerabilities before products go live.
  • Penetration Testing: Advanced simulations of real-world attacks to ensure infrastructure resilience against sophisticated threats.

This partnership allows payment teams to focus on what they do best—building innovative products and expanding distribution—while we handle the complex underlying security infrastructure.

Scaling Secure Onchain Commerce

As stablecoin activity moves from early adoption to sustained, institutional usage, collaboration across the ecosystem is more important than ever. Morph and BlockSec share a unified vision: building a payment infrastructure that can operate at a global scale without ever compromising on security.

We are proud to work alongside Morph to set a new standard for secure onchain payments. As the Morph ecosystem grows, our commitment to security will serve as a competitive advantage for every project building within the network.

Eligible projects in the Morph Payment Accelerator can reach out to us directly to claim their exclusive discount and begin the audit process.


About BlockSec

BlockSec is a full-stack blockchain security and crypto compliance provider. We build products and services that help customers to perform code audit (including smart contracts, blockchain and wallets), intercept attacks in real time, analyze incidents, trace illicit funds, and meet AML/CFT obligations, across the full lifecycle of protocols and platforms.

BlockSec has published multiple blockchain security papers in prestigious conferences, reported several zero-day attacks of DeFi applications, blocked multiple hacks to rescue more than 20 million dollars, and secured billions of cryptocurrencies.

Visit BlockSec | Read the Morph Announcement

Ready to secure your payment infrastructure? Contact us today to get started.

Sign up for the latest updates
Newsletter - May 2026
Security Insights

Newsletter - May 2026

In May 2026, the DeFi ecosystem experienced three major security incidents. Echo Protocol lost ~$76.7M due to an administrator key compromise that enabled unauthorized minting of unbacked eBTC on Monad, StablR suffered ~$12.8M from a multisig governance breach leading to unauthorized stablecoin issuance, and the Verus-Ethereum Bridge incurred ~$11.7M following a type-validation failure that allowed a crafted supplemental export to be misclassified as a valid primary export.

~$16M Lost: DxSale, SquidRouterModule & More | BlockSec Weekly
Security Insights

~$16M Lost: DxSale, SquidRouterModule & More | BlockSec Weekly

This weekly security report covers 5 notable attack incidents between May 25 and May 31, 2026, with combined losses of approximately $16M across BNB Chain, Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, and Cosmos. Key incidents include the DxSale token locker exploit ($7.3M) involving three missing state updates compounded by a deployer key compromise, the SquidRouterModule exploit ($3.2M) caused by improper input validation in an Axelar Bridge integration that allowed forged cross-chain messages to drain 86 Safe wallets, and the Gravity Bridge signing key compromise ($5.4M). Other incidents involve a compromised deployer key (Stake DAO, $91K) and a vulnerable off-chain bridge backend (Alephium, $300K).

~$104.6M Lost: Verus, RetoSwap & More | BlockSec Weekly
Security Insights

~$104.6M Lost: Verus, RetoSwap & More | BlockSec Weekly

This BlockSec weekly security report covers 5 notable attack incidents identified between May 18 and May 24, 2026, with total estimated losses of approximately $104.6M. Two incidents are analyzed in detail: the highlighted $11.7M Verus-Ethereum Bridge exploit, where a type-validation failure allowed a handcrafted supplemental export output to be misclassified as a valid primary export; and the $2.7M RetoSwap exploit on Monero, where a protocol-level authentication flaw in the P2P trade flow allowed an attacker to hijack the arbitrator role via a forged ACK message. Three additional key compromise incidents (EchoProtocol, Polymarket, StablR) accounted for ~$90.2M.

Best Security Auditor for Web3

Validate design, code, and business logic before launch. Aligned with the highest industry security standards.

BlockSec Audit