Is This Token Safe?

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Quick Answer

Quick answer: if a token contract shows honeypot behavior, hidden fees, editable rules, or unlocked liquidity, do not rely on price action or community hype. Check the contract risk first, then decide whether to interact.

Prioritizes honeypots, hidden fees, and rug-pull risk

Checks creator powers, holder concentration, and contract verification

High-risk results can continue into on-chain checks, tracing, and recovery paths

Keep Verifying

After the Contract Check, Review the Wallet, Fund Path, and Exposure

A risky token contract is rarely an isolated issue. It often comes with fake platforms, funding instructions, signature requests, and withdrawal problems.

Wallet / Address

Check the Wallet Address and On-Chain Objects

If the case also includes wallet addresses, tokens, or transaction hashes, continue with the broader on-chain risk check.

Fund Flow

Escalate to Fund Tracing

If you already bought in, approved the token, or lost a material amount, trace where the funds moved next.

Platform Scenario

Check the Platform or Mentor Behind the Token

Many dangerous contracts are promoted through fake exchanges, investment mentors, or guided trading groups.

Already Affected

Move Into the Victim Action Plan

If you already bought, signed, approved, or cannot withdraw, move directly into recovery and reporting.

If You Already Bought, Signed, or Cannot Withdraw, Start Here

A risky contract usually means the case has already moved beyond code review into deposits, approvals, guided trades, or blocked withdrawals.

Stabilize First

If You Already Bought, Signed, or Cannot Withdraw, Start with the Victim Plan

Contract risk often means you already approved, followed a trade, deposited funds, or got trapped in a withdrawal flow. Secure funds and evidence first.

Fund Tracing

Escalate into On-Chain Fund Tracing

If the post-purchase fund path is complex, document the receiving addresses and exit points next.

Crypto Recovery

Review the Crypto Recovery Path

Use this for fake exchanges, mentor-led token buys, guided trades, and blocked-withdrawal cases.

USDT

If USDT Was Involved, Check the Freeze Window

The clearer the address, chain, and timing, the easier it is to judge whether a freeze touchpoint still exists.

What Do We Check?

Can You Sell?

Detects if the token is a honeypot — a scam where you can buy but can never sell.

Hidden Fees

Some tokens charge hidden fees of 50-99% on buy or sell, leaving you with almost nothing.

Rug Pull Risk

Checks if liquidity is locked, and whether the creator can change rules or drain funds at any time.

Holder Concentration

If a few addresses hold most of the supply, they can dump at any time and crash the price.

Contract Verification

Checks if the contract code is publicly available. Unverified contracts may hide malicious functions.

Permission Control

Detects if the creator retains special powers like unlimited minting, freezing accounts, or changing trading rules.

Check Any Token in 3 Steps

Paste Contract Address

Copy the contract address from an exchange, DEX, or token info site and paste it above.

Select Blockchain

Choose the blockchain network the token is on (Ethereum, BSC, Polygon, etc.).

Review Results

Review the risk score, detailed findings, and safety recommendations to make an informed decision.

7 Blockchains Supported

Ethereum BNB Chain (BSC) Polygon Arbitrum Optimism Avalanche Base

If the Contract Came from a Fake Wallet, Support Agent, or Trade Group, Verify These Objects First

Many risky contracts are not discovered organically. They are pushed through fake wallet-sync requests, fake support, mentor-led groups, or exchange impersonation flows.

MetaMask Support Check

Is This MetaMask Support Contact Real

Check whether a supposed MetaMask support contact is real before you sync a wallet, import a phrase, sign a request, or approve tokens.

Trust Wallet Support Check

Is This Trust Wallet Support Contact Real

Check whether a supposed Trust Wallet support contact is real before you sync a wallet, import a phrase, sign a request, or approve tokens.

Binance Support Check

Is This Binance Support Contact Real

Check whether a Binance support contact is real before you transfer funds, share codes, or move the case into a private chat.

Coinbase Support Check

Is This Coinbase Support Contact Real

Check whether a Coinbase support contact is real before you log in elsewhere, call back, share codes, or move funds.

If the Contract or Wallet Story Looks Like These Scams, Start Here

Many contract-risk cases do not begin with the phrase “token contract scanner.” They begin with wallet-sync stories, account restrictions, or fake support messages.

Wallet Review

MetaMask airdrop link Review

Check whether a MetaMask airdrop link is real before you click, reply, sign in, connect, or pay.

Site Review

MetaMask drainer site Review

Check whether a MetaMask drainer site is real before you click, reply, sign in, connect, or pay.

Wallet Review

Trust Wallet airdrop link Review

Check whether a Trust Wallet airdrop link is real before you click, reply, sign in, connect, or pay.

Site Review

Trust Wallet drainer site Review

Check whether a Trust Wallet drainer site is real before you click, reply, sign in, connect, or pay.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a token contract scan?

A token contract scan automatically checks the token's smart contract for common scam patterns — such as inability to sell (honeypot), hidden excessive fees, the creator's ability to change rules at any time, and unlocked liquidity. These are typical signs of scam tokens.

What is a honeypot token?

A honeypot token is a common crypto scam where you can buy but cannot sell. The token contract contains hidden code that prevents anyone except the creator from selling. Once enough people buy in, the creator drains all the funds and disappears.

Is the token contract scan free?

Yes, completely free with no registration required. We support token contracts on 7 blockchains: Ethereum, BSC, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Avalanche, and Base.

How do I know if a token is safe?

Look at these key indicators: whether you can sell normally, if buy/sell fees are reasonable (below 5%), whether the creator has given up control, if liquidity is locked, and whether any single holder owns too large a share. Our scan automatically checks all of these.

What is a rug pull?

A rug pull is when a token creator suddenly removes all liquidity, causing the token price to instantly crash to zero. This typically happens when liquidity is not locked and a few addresses hold a large share of tokens. Our scan flags these risk signals.

Are scan results 100% accurate?

No tool can guarantee 100% accuracy. Our scan is based on contract code analysis and multi-dimensional checks that catch the vast majority of known scam patterns. However, new scam techniques constantly emerge. Always do your own research and never base investment decisions on a single tool.

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