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构建安全稳定币支付网络:BlockSec与Morph合作

March 18, 2026
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BlockSec 与 Morph 联手,为全球稳定币支付奠定安全、机构级的坚实基础,为 Morph 支付加速器带来顶级安全基础设施。

BlockSec 非常激动地宣布与 Morph 建立合作伙伴关系,成为 Morph 支付加速器的官方审计合作伙伴。随着支付公司和金融机构日益转向链上结算,支持这些海量资金流动的基础设施必须是万无一失的。真实的交易量和真实的用户资金需要真实的安全保障。

因此,我们很高兴地宣布与 Morph 建立战略合作伙伴关系。通过成为 1.5 亿美元 Morph 支付加速器的官方审计合作伙伴,BlockSec 将机构级安全性带入稳定币支付生态系统的最前沿。

涵盖智能合约审计、基础设施审计和渗透测试

为 Morph 生态系统的构建者提供安全保障

在 Morph 上构建的支付项目能够处理大规模的真实用户资金。无论是加密货币卡发行商、跨境汇款平台还是商家支付网关,Morph 生态系统中的每个产品都承担着相同的责任:确保资金从合约部署的那一刻起,到交易结算的那一刻为止都是安全的。

BlockSec 在此次合作中的作用非常明确:为 Morph 生态系统中的支付构建者充当安全层。我们直接与这些项目合作,在它们上线前识别漏洞,针对真实世界的攻击场景对它们的基础设施进行压力测试,并在上线后持续监控它们的系统。

我们的目标很简单——让所有在 Morph 上构建的支付团队都能充满信心地快速发布产品,因为他们知道安全得到了保障。

赋能 Morph 支付加速器

Morph 支付加速器旨在激励有意义的链上稳定币支付活动。为了支持这一使命并降低企业级安全性的门槛,BlockSec 特别为支付加速器参与者提供审计服务 20% 的折扣。

通过整合 BlockSec 的专业知识,在 Morph 上构建的支付平台可以获得:

  • 智能合约审计:严格、主动的代码审查,在产品上线前消除漏洞。
  • 渗透测试:对真实世界攻击进行的高级模拟,以确保基础设施能够抵御复杂威胁。

此次合作使支付团队能够专注于他们最擅长的事情——构建创新产品和扩大分销——而我们则负责处理复杂的底层安全基础设施。

扩展安全的链上商务

随着稳定币活动从早期采用转向持续的机构使用,整个生态系统的协作比以往任何时候都更加重要。Morph 和 BlockSec 拥有一个共同的愿景:构建一个能够大规模运行且永不妥协于安全的支付基础设施。

我们很自豪能与 Morph 合作,为安全的链上支付树立新的标杆。随着 Morph 生态系统的发展,我们对安全的承诺将成为在该网络内构建的每个项目的竞争优势。

Morph 支付加速器的符合条件的项目可以直接联系我们,领取专属折扣并开始审计流程。


关于 BlockSec

BlockSec 是一家全栈区块链安全和加密合规提供商。我们构建产品和服务,帮助客户在协议和平台的整个生命周期中执行代码审计(包括智能合约、区块链和钱包),实时拦截攻击,分析事件,追踪非法资金,并满足 AML/CFT 义务。

BlockSec 已在著名会议上发表多篇区块链安全论文,报告了多个 DeFi 应用的零日攻击,阻止了多次黑客攻击,挽救了超过 2000 万美元,并保护了数十亿美元的加密货币。

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