Svmuu News On March 20, CertiK, the world's largest Web3 security company, announced that it has submitted its anti-fraud commitment at the 2026 United Nations Global Fraud Summit. It will assist in combating cross-border Web3-related crimes globally through technical support, threat intelligence, and investigative collaboration.
It is reported that this summit was jointly organized by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) and the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL). Major technology and financial giants, including Google and Lloyds Banking Group, also submitted their commitments.
According to the disclosed content, CertiK's commitment primarily focuses on three areas: First, leveraging its security platform to provide real-time threat intelligence and on-chain risk monitoring, enhancing the ability of regulatory and law enforcement agencies to identify and respond to abnormal activities. Second, establishing an expert team to provide technical support and forensic assistance for major cross-border attack incidents. Third, regularly providing blockchain security policy and technical briefings to relevant agencies such as UNODC and INTERPOL, promoting the coordinated development of regulatory frameworks and technical capabilities.
Relying on its self-developed Skynet security platform and the industry's largest proprietary Web3 security database, CertiK has provided security services to 5,000 clients globally, continuously monitoring on-chain risk dynamics. As the digital asset market gradually moves towards institutionalization, the security system is evolving from a single technical service into a crucial infrastructure supporting compliance regulation and market trust.