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# Audits & Security
To provide Drip Pools, we have partnered up with [Spool](https://www.spool.fi/), a DeFi middleware that enables us to connect Drip Pools to all blue chip DeFi protocols that generate the yields used to supercharge Drip rewards.
The smart contracts Drip is using to route to third party blue-chip DeFi protocols have been **repeatedly audited** by some of the best auditors in the space, while maintaining a sizeable bug bounty on Immunefi.
Audits of Infrastructure used:\
[Spool](https://docs.spool.fi/technical-reference/audits) \
[Gearbox](https://docs.gearbox.finance/risk-and-security/audits-bug-bounty)\
[Morpho](https://docs.morpho.org/concepts/morpho-optimizers/security/audits/)\
[Curve](https://classic.curve.fi/audits)\
[Aave](https://docs.aave.com/developers/v/2.0/security-and-audits)\
[Compound](https://docs.compound.finance/v2/security/)\
[Yearn](https://docs.yearn.fi/security/)
Drip is built on heavily audited and battle-tested protocols.
`Disclaimer: While we continually strive to improve security for all Drip-related offerings, DeFi and blockchain are experimental concepts and technologies with potentially unforeseen risks that can include total loss of funds and should therefore be treated with care.`
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