As the Web3 ecosystem advances, smart contract security has become a central concern within the blockchain industry. Beyond traditional security audits, more projects are launching bug bounty programs to engage security researchers worldwide in identifying vulnerabilities. In these competitions, discovering vulnerabilities is important—but often, "who finds them first" determines who receives the reward. BountyHunt.xyz was created to address this need, offering real-time monitoring and notification tools that empower researchers to capitalize on the latest vulnerability research opportunities faster than ever.
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BountyHunt.xyz is a real-time monitoring platform tailored for Web3 security researchers, specializing in continuous tracking of GitHub repositories behind major bug bounty programs. The platform aggregates public projects from multiple bug bounty sites into one unified interface. Whenever project code changes, new bounty events launch, or existing programs are updated, the system sends instant notifications so researchers can stay ahead of the curve. As of this writing, BountyHunt.xyz is live, offering a single subscription plan at $9 per month, with a three-day free trial—no credit card required.
To streamline workflows for researchers, BountyHunt.xyz consolidates data from several Web3 bug bounty platforms. Supported sources include Immunefi, Sherlock, Cantina, HackenProof, HackerOne, AgentArena, and self-hosted bounty programs. With centralized monitoring, researchers can view all active bug bounty projects in one place, eliminating the need to check each platform individually.
Beyond platform integration, BountyHunt.xyz delivers a suite of real-time monitoring tools for efficient code tracking.
Key features include:
The system continuously monitors each project’s GitHub repository and instantly updates when any of the following occur:
All activity is displayed live in the platform’s information stream.
When code within a bug bounty program changes, the platform immediately pushes notifications to Telegram, so users don’t need to refresh GitHub to stay informed.
Researchers can customize filters by bug bounty program, reward amount, or programming language, allowing them to zero in on projects relevant to their research focus.
BountyHunt.xyz doesn’t just monitor existing projects—it also tracks newly launched bug bounty activities. When a new program goes live, users are notified immediately, enabling researchers to start analysis early when competition is minimal.
In addition to its web interface, BountyHunt.xyz offers robust integration options for workflow automation. The platform supports MCP Server, Webhook, and REST API. MCP Server connects seamlessly with Claude Code, Codex, or other MCP-compatible tools, while Webhook and API make it easy for developers to sync monitoring data with their own systems.
Most bug bounty platforms operate on a first-to-submit, first-to-reward basis. If multiple researchers discover the same vulnerability, only the first valid report is rewarded—subsequent submissions are typically ineligible. The window between code updates and researcher analysis is therefore the most critical period in bug bounty competitions.
Historically, many researchers relied on manual GitHub checks or community updates, leading to delays. BountyHunt.xyz is engineered to minimize lag between code release and researcher notification, giving users a competitive edge in vulnerability analysis.
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Currently, BountyHunt.xyz offers a single paid plan with no tier distinctions. Subscribers gain access to the real-time monitoring dashboard, GitHub commit tracking, Telegram notifications, filtering tools, MCP Server, Webhook, and REST API. The platform provides a three-day free trial with no credit card required, and subscriptions can be canceled at any time.
BountyHunt.xyz is a real-time monitoring solution purpose-built for Web3 bug bounty research. By integrating multiple bounty platforms, continuously tracking GitHub code changes, and delivering instant Telegram notifications, it enables security researchers to quickly seize new vulnerability research opportunities. The platform also offers MCP Server, Webhook, and REST API for users seeking automation and workflow integration. For researchers engaged in smart contract bug bounty programs, BountyHunt.xyz offers centralized information management and enhanced efficiency, ensuring vital code updates are captured instantly.
BountyHunt.xyz is a real-time monitoring platform for Web3 bug bounty researchers, tracking GitHub code updates across multiple bounty programs and sending instant notifications via Telegram.
BountyHunt.xyz currently supports Immunefi, Sherlock, Cantina, HackenProof, HackerOne, AgentArena, and self-hosted bug bounty programs.
BountyHunt.xyz offers real-time GitHub monitoring, Telegram notifications, advanced project filtering, MCP Server, Webhook, and REST API—helping security researchers swiftly track code changes and build automated research workflows.





