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Certora Prover
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Certora Prover

Formal verification

Formal verification · Verification · Security

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Certora Prover is a cloud formal-verification service that checks specifications written in CVL against deployed contract code. Verification engineers use it to prove that a contract holds stated properties for all inputs.

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