# Security

## Has Torah been audited?

## What are the risks involved?

Security audits don’t eliminate risks completely so it’s still possible a vulnerability could be found in Torah smart contracts. High returns never come without risks.

On top of the Torah smart contracts themselves, whenever you join a pool, you’re also accepting systemic risks from the coins in the pool. For example, if you do not want to have exposure to USDT, then you cannot join a pool that has it.

It’s important to choose a pool that matches your risk tolerance.

## Have Torah Finance smart contracts been audited?

## Are there admin keys for Torah contracts?

Admin keys allow the Torah team to pause the contract in an emergency for the first two months.

Smart contracts cannot be upgraded with the admin key. This limits actions in a case of emergency but leaves users fully in control of their funds.

Most all Torah governance is operated by the DAO, decentralized with the help of the TRH token.

## What happens if one of the coin in a pool loses its peg?

Due to the liquidity pool mechanism, if one of the coin in a pool were to significantly lose its peg, the liquidity providers would hold almost all of their liquidity in that currency.
