
Subproject Roadmap
A bounded Level 1 smart-contract review: ownership, token settings, permission structure, and common risk indicators for a single subject contract on BNB Smart Chain and Loop Network. Independent IV&V successfully exercised both utility paths, including Loop holder count and Top Holders, and confirmed the production website's Loop selector is enabled and correctly routes to a Loop-chain scan. Built by the MAKO Posse Team; this page tracks the MAKO Web Team's own integration of that utility — it feeds stage 9 on the main roadmap, but tracks separately.
The comprehensive independent review committed to on 2026-08-17 completed with an overall verdict of FAIL: every code-addressable security and payment finding across all three implementation rounds was independently confirmed resolved, but the review's own production/source-parity control failed — two public roadmap pages did not match their pinned website revision, and the live main roadmap still contradicted itself about Loop availability. Both were fixed the same day; a follow-up focused parity reevaluation independently confirmed the fix with a PASS. On the operator's explicit direction, the price has moved from the $0.01 test value to its real confirmed intro value of $1.99. Final user acceptance testing remains a separate operator decision.
Independent end-to-end IV&V completed with a PARTIAL PASS. Findings CS-IVV-001 through CS-IVV-004 were confirmed resolved in production. Live BSC and Loop utility scans succeeded, including the first live verification of Loop Top Holders. The review recorded six new items: exact displayed-quote binding and a deterministic payment-test seam (Medium); the disabled production Loop option and stale availability copy (Medium); late content-token consumption and missing result self-hash enforcement (Low); and an unspecified data-lifecycle policy (Informational). Same-day update: all five code-addressable items are now fixed and tested (the data-lifecycle policy item remains a separate operator decision, not a code fix). Production remains at the $0.01 test price and PARTIAL PASS status until these changes are deployed and independently reevaluated. No real payment was made at any point during this review or its remediation.
A small Low-severity item was found and fixed the same day it was identified: in a rare failure case, a report-download authorization could be marked used just before the final delivery step instead of after it — no payment or authorization control was weakened, but a customer could have needed to re-authorize a download rather than it succeeding on the first try. Fixed. Overall status remains PARTIAL PASS, pending independent reevaluation of the full round of fixes made this week.
A single, comprehensive independent review has been commissioned to close out this review cycle with one final result, covering everything reviewed and fixed so far in one pass. Contract Scan L1 remains live at the $0.01 test price and PARTIAL PASS status until that review is complete.
A real customer report showed a wallet address (not a token contract) submitted for scanning produced a report reading "Token Name: Unknown" with no useful findings. Contract Scan now runs a read-only on-chain check before payment and warns/blocks on a wallet-vs-contract mismatch, pointing the customer to Wallet Trace instead — no customer is charged for a scan that can't produce a meaningful result.
Contract Scan L1 is now live at https://www.makoinu.com/contract-scan.html: real payment, on-chain verification, auto-run scan, and a real PDF report with a GREEN/YELLOW/RED verdict have all been directly observed working end-to-end on a real contract. A real production issue was found and resolved jointly with the MAKO Posse Team along the way — a credential the scan only needed for a rarely-used fallback path was blocking every scan from starting; MAKO Posse Team fixed it same-day on request. Held at a test price while final user acceptance testing completes, the same gate Wallet Trace L1 went through before its own real intro price went live.
This roadmap covers the MAKO Web Team's own integration work. The underlying Contract Scan utility itself is built and tested by the MAKO Posse Team, independently of this page. Contract Scan L1 now appears alongside Wallet Trace L1 on the main MAKO utilities page, following the same customer experience end to end: connect a wallet, pay, and receive a real report.
← Back to Development RoadmapSource of truth: Contract Scan L1 MAKO Web Integration POA&M v1.0 (2026-08-01), maintained by the MAKO Web Team.