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Is this Solana token safe?

Paste a token's contract address. We read the public Solana data and explain the red flags in plain words. Free, no wallet, no sign-up.

What we check

The tricks scam tokens use, in plain words

Printing more tokens

If someone still holds the mint authority, they can create new tokens whenever they like, and every holder's share shrinks.

Freezing your tokens

A freeze authority lets someone lock the tokens in your wallet, so you can buy but never sell.

Hidden rules

Newer tokens can carry a fee on every transfer, a "permanent delegate" that can take tokens from any wallet, or code that runs on every sale.

Copycat names

Fakes borrow the name of a famous token. We compare against the real addresses of well-known tokens.

Who holds the supply

If one wallet holds a big share, it can sell on everyone else. Pools and bonding curves are normal big holders.

Changeable name

If the name and picture can still be changed, a token can disguise itself later.

What no checker can tell you

Whether the liquidity is really locked, who is behind the project, whether the website and socials are genuine, and whether the team will keep its word. Always get the contract address from the project's own website, never from a DM, a reply or an ad.

Oddi Forge launches with every check green

$ODDI launches with mint and freeze authority disabled, so you can verify it right here. Join the waitlist: the official contract address reaches you first.