Scan EVM token contracts for rug-pull risk signals including honeypot behavior, suspicious owner controls, mintability, tax settings, liquidity concerns, and market context — in a clean, fast, mobile-friendly interface.
The scanner combines token security indicators with market context. It looks for red flags such as honeypot behavior, modifiable taxes, mintability, transfer pausing, blacklist/whitelist controls, owner privileges, proxy usage, low liquidity, and extremely new trading pairs. It then converts those signals into a weighted risk score.
A rug pull is when a token’s team or insiders drain liquidity, dump supply, block selling, or otherwise exploit users after attracting buyers.
A honeypot is a token that users can buy but cannot sell normally, often because of restrictive contract logic or hidden controls.
Very low liquidity can make price manipulation easier and can leave buyers unable to exit without extreme slippage.
Brand-new pairs can be more dangerous because there is less history, less community validation, and more room for fast liquidity removal or insider dumping.