New Program Creation And Maintenance

Learn how to create a new program and edit old ones.

In the process of creating a new program, three primary sections play distinct roles:

1. General Information

Provide essential program details.

Program name	In the "Program Name" field, enter a concise and descriptive name that identifies the specific program and makes it easily recognizable.
Program logo:	Use square images to avoid cropping and deformation . Accepted formats are JPG and PNG. Maximum file size 5MB.
Programming languages	Specify the programming languages that are used in the assets in scope.
Chains	Specify the chains on which in-scope assets are built.
Product types	Choose which of the product types in the dropdown describes your program best.
Project categories	Choose which of the project categories in the dropdown describes your program best.
Program Overview	Share any necessary information here. This is your space to provide users with a comprehensive understanding of your program.
Program details	Add details about your program rules, policies, and other information, such as Eligibility criteria or FAQ. You can also leave the pre-populated text if you have nothing to add.

2. Assets and Payouts

Dive into the program scope by defining assets and payout information.

Asset type	Choose and fill in the data of the relevant asset types available at the top of the section. Asset types should identify the nature of the assets you intend to publish in your program scope. You can include several asset types in your program as well as remove them via the "Assets settings" button. The following asset types are available Smart Contracts Blockchain/DLT Website and Applications Circuit zkVM zkEVM
Payouts	Define the payout range for each asset and severity type. *There is a minimum payout requirement of $1000 for at least one category.
Severity description	Also referred to as "In-scope impacts". Please, add comprehensive descriptions for each severity type to avoid getting low-quality reports.
Program assets	These should be links to the in-scope public codebase. We recommend using well-known, trusted resources.
Asset Summary	Asset summary should contain a brief description of the in-scope codebases.
Known exceptions and out of scope	Known exceptions and out of scope should contain vulnerability descriptions and assets that are not eligible for rewards. This section may also include previous audits and known issues that should not be rewarded. Please add a comprehensive out of scope description to avoid low-quality reports and associated costs.

3. Program Configuration

Last steps: Set the program on track

KYC requirements	Determine if Know Your Customer procedures are required for participants. Please refer to these guidelines for more details about the KYC process on Remedy.
Program dates	By choosing "Launch as soon as reviewed," your program will be published promptly upon the Remedy team's completion of the review. Alternatively, you can schedule your program to go live on your chosen date after it is marked as reviewed. Please fill in the program's expiration date or select “Always active.” You can cancel your program at any time.
Save as a draft	You can save your program as a draft at any point during creation. The saved draft can be found on the platform's “My Programs” page.
Save and Submit	Clicking this button sends your program for review to the Remedy team. As soon as the review is completed, your program status will change in review -> Reviewed
Launch or schedule	Once the Remedy team reviews your program, you will get access to schedule or launch your program immediately.
Put your program on hold	To ensure flexibility in program management, anyone with the "Program manager" user role can put the program on hold at any time by going to “Program page” -> Actions. Important: After cancellation, all previous report submissions on that program will remain active and should be reviewed based on the program version to which they were initially submitted.