We highly value the contributions of researchers in helping us keep our platform safe.Through our security and bug bounty programs, we reward those who responsibly disclose vulnerabilities with $SNSY tokens.
Rewards are paid in $SNSY tokens based on severity
In-scope vulnerabilities
Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
SQL Injection
Remote Code Execution
Authentication Bypass
Insecure Direct Object References (IDOR)
Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF)
Business Logic Vulnerabilities
Access Control Issues
Critical Information Disclosure
CORS Misconfigurations
Out of scope
Theoretical vulnerabilities without proof
Social engineering attacks
DoS/DDoS attacks
Rate limiting issues
Missing security headers (unless exploitable)
Self - XSS
Clickjacking without clear impact
CSV injection
Known public security issues
Issues requiring physical access
Findings from automated tools w/o manual verification
Vulnerabilities in third-party services
We value community contributions in identifying issues that improve our platform’s quality. Our general bug bounty program rewards users who responsibly report functional, usability, and performance issues with$SNSY tokens
Rewards are paid in $SNSY tokens based on severity
In-scope vulnerabilities
Functional Errors
UI/UX Issues
Performance Problems
Localization and Accessibility Issues
Cross-browser Compatibility Issues
Mobile Responsiveness Problems
Incorrect or Missing Content
Out of scope
Security vulnerabilities (report to security bounty program)
Suggestions for new features
Subjective design feedback
Issues caused by unsupported browsers or outdated versions
Non-reproducible issues
Bugs in third-party services
We reward innovative feature contributions that enhance Sensay.io’s functionality, user experience, and scalability. Rewards are determined by the complexity, impact, and alignment with our product roadmap, with payouts ranging from $1,000 to $10,000, paid in $SNSY tokens.
Rewards are paid in $SNSY tokens based on severity
In-scope vulnerabilities
New integrations with popular platforms
Automation that reduces manual work
UX/UI improvements that drive engagement
Scalability and performance enhancements
Features that improve collaboration and communication
Out of scope
Features misaligned with the product roadmap
Cosmetic changes without functional impact
Duplicates of existing features
Features that compromise user privacy or security
