🔓Safety Features and Audit

The CryptoHealth smart contract was custom-built by the project founder with a strong focus on transparency, reliability, and responsible design. While no smart contract can guarantee absolute security, several features have been implemented to help protect users and promote long-term trust in the ecosystem.

🛡️ Key Safety Mechanisms

1. Anti-Whale Protections Limits are placed on maximum wallet holdings and transaction sizes to help prevent market manipulation and ensure fair distribution.

2. Sell Tax Ceiling The smart contract enforces a hard cap on sell tax adjustments, with a maximum limit of 10%. This ensures that tax rates remain predictable and cannot be arbitrarily increased beyond reasonable bounds.

3. Multi-Signature Ownership Contract ownership is secured through a multi-signature wallet, requiring multiple approvals for any critical changes. This helps prevent unauthorized actions and adds an additional layer of protection against fraud or misuse.

These features reflect CryptoHealth’s commitment to responsible development and community safety. All contract logic is publicly verifiable on-chain, and users are encouraged to review the smart contract directly before participating.

Refer to the following lines of code:

[line 488 to 489]

uint256 public _maxTxAmount = 10 * 10**6 * 10**9;
uint256 private _maxWalletHold = 50 * 10**6 * 10**9;

[line 1113 to 1125]

    if (!_isLimitExempt[to] && !_isEmploymentWallet[to] && !_isDonationRecipient[to] && from != owner())
        {
        uint256 heldTokens = balanceOf(to);
        require((heldTokens + amount) <= _maxWalletHold, 
            "CHT: Regular wallets can only hold up to 5% of the total supply."
        );
    }

    if (from != owner() && to != owner()) {
        require(
            amount <= _maxTxAmount,
            "CHT: Transfer amount is limited to 1% of the total supply."
        );

[line 814 to 822]

function setSellFee(uint16 develop, uint16 treasury, uint16 tax) external onlyOwner {
    require(develop + treasury + tax <= 10, "Fees are capped at 10%"); 

    sellFee.developmentFee = develop;
    sellFee.treasuryFee = treasury;
    sellFee.taxFee = tax;

    emit updatedSellTaxes (develop, treasury, tax);
}

The Project Treasury Wallet, which holds the Reimbursement Pool, is secured through a multi-signature contract, adding an extra layer of protection for community-held funds. To further reinforce transparency and trust, the CryptoHealth smart contract has undergone a third-party audit conducted by CoinMooner, with results publicly available for review.

Together, the audited smart contract, permanently burned LP tokens, and the publicly identified founder — a licensed community health doctor — reflect CryptoHealth’s long-term commitment to safety, transparency, and real-world utility. Every aspect of the project is designed to responsibly support blockchain adoption among the general public, especially in underserved communities.