DeepBook

Is DeepBook a secure platform?

DeepBook prioritizes security through third-party audits (including Zellic), a bug bounty program, and fully on-chain operations that eliminate custodial risks. Critical vulnerabilities like zero-quantity order exploits were identified and patched during audits. Its codebase is open-source, enabling continuous community scrutiny alongside Sui's native security features.

How to use DeepBook?

Users interact with DeepBook through integrated DEXs/aggregators or directly via its SDK, placing limit/market orders through Sui-compatible wallets. Developers build on its liquidity layer using Move language smart contracts, documented in official tutorials and GitHub repositories. Advanced features like flash loans require interacting with DeepBook's custodian contracts for atomic transactions.