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MixBytes has completed a security audit of 1inch Aqua and Swap-VM, two core components of the 1inch protocol. 1inch published a full breakdown of what was reviewed, alongside their broader approach to security.

• 1inch Aqua and Swap-VM are key elements of 1inch's swap execution infrastructure
• The audit findings and methodology were shared publicly
• Full report available on the 1inch blog

1inch has partnered with Bail Security (bailsecurity), a blockchain security firm. The announcement emphasized 1inch's security-first approach but did not disclose specific terms of the partnership or the scope of the engagement.

• Bail Security is a smart contract and blockchain security auditing firm
• Details of the collaboration remain undisclosed

The 1inch Business platform now supports pay-per-call API access using the x402 payment protocol. Applications and AI agents can pay for each API request in USDC on Base, starting at $0.00018 per call.

• Payments happen automatically as requests are made — no monthly billing or upfront commitment
• Designed for autonomous agents and code that needs to self-fund its API usage
• Built on the x402 standard, an emerging web3 payment rail for API monetization

The 1inch Business Portal now includes a new Overview dashboard that gives business users a consolidated view of their integration performance. Metrics include error rates, total requests, requests per second, and latency, all in a single view.

• Usage can be split by product and filtered by response code
• A draggable timeline allows zooming into specific time windows
• Aimed at teams monitoring API and SDK integrations

1inch has joined the SEAL Safe Harbor initiative, a security framework designed to provide an extra layer of protection for users. The move reinforces 1inch's security-first posture, giving users additional safeguards when interacting with the protocol.

• SEAL Safe Harbor is a coordinated security response framework
• No technical details on the specific protections were disclosed

Ondo Finance has expanded its lineup of tokenized stocks available on the 1inch dApp, adding AAPLon, DRAMon, GLWon, METAon, and MSFTon. These onchain stock tokens trade 24/7, including weekends and US market holidays — a contrast to traditional equity markets. The tokens are swappable directly through the 1inch interface, joining the growing roster of tokenized real-world assets accessible via the aggregator.

• AAPLon (Apple), METAon (Meta), and MSFTon (Microsoft) cover major tech stocks
• DRAMon (Dramamine/parent company context unclear) and GLWon (Corning) round out the additions
• All trade permissionlessly 24/7 via the 1inch dApp

Tokenized SpaceX shares are now accessible on 1inch. The SPCXx token by xStocksFi can be swapped directly inside the 1inch Wallet via intent-based swaps — no separate account needed. The launch gained attention as SpaceX posted its first earnings report, with revenue of $7.8B (vs. $6.83B expected) and EBITDA of $3.5B (vs. $2.07B expected), highlighting the availability of what could become the largest IPO in history already trading onchain 24/7.

Ondo Finance's USDY — a $2B+ token backed by short-term U.S. Treasuries — is now live on BNB Chain and swappable on 1inch. The integration brings yield-bearing, daily-accruing treasury exposure with permissionless access, instant minting and redemptions, and a cross-chain bridge to BNB Chain users, including AI agents and hundreds of millions of wallets.

1inch launched a 'What's New' page for the 1inch Business Portal, providing a public, login-free record of new chain support, API and SDK releases, and major platform changes. It's designed for teams relying on 1inch infrastructure who need a reliable changelog.

AquaZero0, one of the first projects built on 1inch Aqua and incubated by 1inch, has launched its private beta. An ETHGlobal main prize winner, AquaZero0 enables users to deposit once and deploy liquidity across every pool and chain simultaneously, built on 1inch Aqua combined with Uniswap V4 hooks. The private beta has a $250K hard cap, first come first served.