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# Audits, Networks, and Points
[All FAQ topics](/docs/faq.md)
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Is Constant Finance audited? Is it safe to use?
Constant Finance is preparing for external smart-contract audits covering the core lending and Staking contracts. These audits have not yet started or been completed. Audit completion is required before mainnet launch.
No audit can guarantee safety. Smart-contract defects, oracle errors, collateral price changes, and limited liquidation liquidity can cause losses. The deployment covered by this documentation is a Sepolia public beta using test assets. See [Deployment](/docs/introduction/deployment.md) for its limitations.
Which network is covered by this documentation?
This documentation covers Ethereum Sepolia testnet. It does not describe an Ethereum Mainnet deployment. Sepolia faucet assets have no mainnet economic value.
Use the [Deployment](/docs/introduction/deployment.md) pages for network and contract information, and follow the official channels for future launch announcements.
Is there a token? What is the Points program?
Constant Finance does not currently have a protocol token. A token is planned for the future, but no launch date or allocation terms are specified here.
The **Points program is live** at [points.constant.finance](https://points.constant.finance/). Points measure participation and are intended to serve as one reference for future community distributions and other rewards. This FAQ does not promise a fixed conversion ratio or a guaranteed reward allocation.
Visit the Points portal for available participation activities and their requirements.
Where can I find official information and technical details?
Use these official resources:
* [Constant Finance website](https://constant.finance/) for project information.
* [Overview](/docs/introduction/overview.md) and [Concepts](/docs/introduction/concepts.md) for the lending model and Position lifecycle.
* [Deployment](/docs/introduction/deployment.md) for documented Sepolia addresses and configuration.
* [X](https://x.com/constant_fi) and [Discord](https://discord.com/invite/gCXeqHYCXC) for announcements and community discussion.
The test assets listed in the deployment pages should not be confused with a launched protocol token.
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