Through the rise of various Ethereum-based smart tokens and contracts, there have been multiple examples of code going wrong due to a calculation error or lapse of judgement. Placing a decimal in the wrong place could have devastating consequences on an ICO and long term effects with investors trust in the company or contract.

Because we want to guard against and help developers avoid situations where an error is critical. To solve this problem we are building the VEON DAO: a decentralized auditing engine that allows anybody, to easily have their code reviewed at a price they are willing to pay.

Using a decentralized approach to audit source code, edits and reviews can take place quickly with no middle man required. With the VEON DAO, developers can request an inspection of his or her code to anyone in the world, allowing reviewers to inspect the product listed. Developers will have the option of setting their budget price, reputation score required, and the number of auditors they are looking for.

A software developer is then easily able to deposit his funds into the contract, publishing their listing.

The VEON DAO operates using multiple components, in order for crypto-economic benefits to exist for parties involved in the project.

These components include the TERMINAL: an application used for contract listings, the 2-of-2 escrow contract between the auditor and programmer, the token of choice (ETH/DAI/STABL) used for payment, as well as an additional contract that rewards VEON token holders with quarterly dividends based on their percentage of holdings. When combined, these components come together to create an environment that is beneficial for the entire ecosystem.

Furthermore, in the case of any audit disagreement, VEON token holders will be able to opt-in to settle any disagreement based off of the mediation model presented by the First Blood development team. This allows for the option of mediation, where disputes can be resolved with community involvement.