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# Security Timelock

As a commitment towards the safety of our users and partners, we want to be transparent about the status of our smart contracts. 

Because Radiant was built on a similar framework to Aave and Geist, many of the core contracts are upgradable by the owner. 

To mitigate security concerns and foster transparency, all Radiant smart contracts are placed behind a timelock, with a 72-hours delay for any action.

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**Timelocks:** 

**v2-Core:** 0x27fC8f3Be99e9799FA1B720D471647E6662AFf92

**RIZ:** 0x1d12564407D6e8C418f2A76DEbeEe5af72e6355A
{% endhint %}


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