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# Morpheus Bug Bounty Program

Public bug bounty programs are a critical part of Morpheus’ robust cybersecurity strategy. By engaging a global community of security researchers and ethical hackers with diverse expertise, potential vulnerabilities can be identified and resolved before they are exploited.

Morpheus offers rewards ranging from **$500 to $150,000** for eligible discoveries, depending on the severity of the vulnerability. The rewards are paid from a [Protection Fund.](/security-audits/protection-fund.md)

### Scope:

* **Primary Scope**: Vulnerabilities in the on-chain Morpheus Protocol contracts listed in [Smart Contracts](/smart-contracts.md).
* **Secondary Scope**: Vulnerabilities in the Morpheus [**User Interface**](https://dashboard.mor.org/#/capital?network=mainnet) that could lead to the exploitation of user accounts.
* **Out of Scope**: Test contracts (Sepolia or other testnets) and contracts built by third-party developers unless they affect the Morpheus Protocol or Interface.

To learn more about the full terms, eligibility criteria, and disclosure process, follow this [link](https://github.com/MorpheusAIs/Docs/blob/main/Security%20Audit%20Reports/Bug%20Bounty%20Program.md).


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