Capital.com, the high-growth retail trading platform, and global fintech group has announced the launch of its public bug bounty program hosted on the crowdsourced security platform, Intigriti.

This initiative highlights the company’s proactive approach to cybersecurity and commitment to maintaining the highest standards of cybersecurity and the safety of its users' assets and data. 

Bug bounty program

The bug bounty program invites security researchers and ethical hackers from around the world to identify and report potential software security vulnerabilities within Capital.com's platforms.

In return for their expertise and efforts, participants will be eligible to earn cash rewards based on the severity and impact of the vulnerabilities they uncover. 

Cybersecurity

Commenting on the announcement, Pavel Krasilevich, Head of IT Security, at Capital.com, said, "At Capital.com, we take our responsibility to protect our customers seriously. By launching this public bug bounty program, we are not only opening our doors to the brightest minds in cybersecurity but also taking active steps to stay ahead of potential threats."

Pavel Krasilevich adds, "This initiative reflects our proactive approach to safeguarding our platform and users, and we are excited to collaborate with the global cybersecurity community to help ensure our platform remains both trusted and secure."

Guidelines and submission criteria

Security researchers interested in participating can find detailed guidelines and submission criteria on the Intigriti platform.

All security researchers who have agreed to Capital.com’s terms and conditions and adhere to disclosure guidelines are eligible to participate in this program. 

In case you missed it

What Is The Role Of Passwords In Physical Security?
What Is The Role Of Passwords In Physical Security?

Passwords originated in ancient times, used by Roman military forces around the first century BC. Since then, passwords have evolved from physical words to the computer access cont...

Gallagher High Sec T30 Reader Earns NPSA Approval
Gallagher High Sec T30 Reader Earns NPSA Approval

Gallagher Security's High Sec T30 Keypad Reader has achieved approval under the UK National Protective Security Authority's (NPSA) Readers and Keypads standard, further strengtheni...

Pedestrian Entrance Security: Gunnebo At SKYDD
Pedestrian Entrance Security: Gunnebo At SKYDD

Gunnebo Entrance Control is at SKYDD 2026 to showcase its latest pedestrian entrance security technologies and explore how different approaches to entrance control can support the...