RHEA Finance

The MetaWallet contract deployed at 0x233c5370CCfb3cD7409d9A3fb98ab94dE94Cb4Cd exhibits severe centralization risks due to its governance structure. The contract owner (0x3f6a9f20a20f8FC678683f175E88B0a7D7C63D50) is an Externally Owned Account (EOA) with unrestricted privileged access to critical fund-management functions, including withdrawToken() and withdrawEth(), which enable arbitrary extraction of user deposits without time-locks, multi-signature validation, or withdrawal limits. This architecture creates a single point of failure where compromise of the owner's private key—whether through phishing, social engineering, or operational security breaches—would result in immediate and total loss of all custodied assets. Furthermore, the absence of decentralized governance mechanisms (such as DAO voting or multi-sig schemes) means that trust in fund security relies entirely on the operational security practices and integrity of a single private key holder, fundamentally contradicting the decentralization principles typically expected in blockchain-based financial infrastructure.