CertiK audit of the PARK token, with a live Skynet score

CertiK is one of the better known smart contract security firms in crypto, and its report on EarnPark's token contracts was delivered on 29 May 2026. The audit covered the token contract codebase behind PARK, including the ERC1967Proxy pattern used to make the contract upgradeable and the TimelockController that governs how upgrades and privileged actions are scheduled and delayed. Those two pieces matter because they are exactly where a badly written upgrade mechanism could let someone change contract behaviour without warning. An audit does not prove a contract is risk free forever, but it means an outside firm went through the code line by line, looked specifically at the upgrade and timelock logic, and published what it found rather than EarnPark simply asserting the code is safe.

Beyond the one-off audit, EarnPark holds a public profile on CertiK's Skynet platform, where the score is recalculated continuously rather than fixed at audit time. The score is built from five categories, code security, fundamental health, operational resilience, community trust and governance strength, so it reflects more than whether the contract compiles safely. The important detail is who controls the page. Skynet profiles are hosted and maintained by CertiK, not by the project being scored, so EarnPark cannot rewrite the number, remove a finding, or take the profile down if the score moves. Anyone can open the same page EarnPark is describing here and see the current figure for themselves.