Token Security Scanner
Scan any crypto token contract for rug pull risks, honeypot functions, and security red flags. Get a detailed security report in seconds.
Scan a Token
Analyze token contracts for security risks and vulnerabilities
Scan Token Contract
Enter a token contract address and select a chain to get started
Comprehensive Security Analysis
Multi-Chain Support
Scan tokens across 6+ chains: Ethereum, BSC, Arbitrum, Base, Polygon, and Solana.
Honeypot Detection
Detects sell restrictions, blacklist functions, and other mechanisms that prevent token sales.
Liquidity Analysis
Check if liquidity is locked, duration, and whether it's controlled by multi-sig wallets.
Contract Audit
Verifies source code, checks for hidden mint functions, and analyzes owner privileges.
How to Use
Enter Token Address
Copy and paste the token contract address from your blockchain explorer. Make sure it matches your target chain.
Select Blockchain
Choose the correct blockchain where the token is deployed: Ethereum, BSC, Arbitrum, Base, Polygon, or Solana.
Review Results
Get a detailed security report with risk score, individual check results, and token holder information.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a rug pull in crypto?▼
A rug pull is a type of scam where a project's creators abandon the project and steal all the liquidity from the pool, leaving investors with worthless tokens. Rug pulls can happen suddenly with zero notice, making detection tools essential for safety.
How does honeypot detection work?▼
A honeypot token allows investors to buy tokens but blocks them from selling. Our scanner checks contract functions to detect sell restrictions, blacklist functions, and other mechanisms that prevent token sales.
What does it mean if a contract is verified?▼
A verified contract means the source code is publicly visible on the blockchain explorer (like Etherscan). Unverified contracts are a major red flag because the actual code cannot be reviewed independently.
Why is liquidity locking important?▼
When liquidity is locked, the developer cannot withdraw it immediately. This reduces rug pull risk significantly. We check lock duration and whether liquidity is controlled by a multi-sig wallet rather than a single person.
What is a mint function and why does it matter?▼
A mint function allows creators to create new tokens at will, instantly diluting your investment. Hidden mint functions are a common scam technique. We flag contracts with unrestricted mint capabilities.
What chains are supported by this scanner?▼
Our Token Security Scanner supports Ethereum, BSC (Binance Smart Chain), Arbitrum, Base, Polygon, and Solana. You can select your chain and instantly scan any token contract.
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Token Security: What You Need to Know
Cryptocurrency theft and scams cost investors billions of dollars annually. According to recent reports, token-related frauds account for a significant portion of crypto losses, with rug pulls and honeypot contracts being among the most common attack vectors. Unlike traditional finance where transactions can be reversed, blockchain transactions are permanent and irreversible.
The Token Security Scanner was designed to help investors make informed decisions before buying tokens. By checking for common red flags like unverified contracts, suspicious functions, and concentrated holder distributions, you can significantly reduce your exposure to scams and fraudulent projects.
Key security indicators include: contract verification status, liquidity lock duration, presence of mint/pause functions, blacklist mechanisms, tax rates, and holder concentration. A high-risk score doesn't always mean a token is a scam, but it should prompt further research before investing.
This tool should be part of your due diligence process alongside community research, team verification, and fundamental analysis. Always remember the golden rule: if something seems too good to be true, it probably is. Take your time, do your research, and never invest more than you can afford to lose.