> Solana rug checker

> What this tool checks:

> Our scanner queries the Solana blockchain in real time to analyze the token's contract and on-chain behavior. Every check is performed live — results reflect the current state of the chain.

> 7 Safety Indicators:

> 1. Mint Authority — whether the token program's mint authority has been revoked. Renounced mint means the total supply is fixed and cannot be inflated by the developer.

> 2. Freeze Authority — whether the token program's freeze authority has been revoked. An active freeze authority means the developer could freeze your tokens, preventing transfers or sales.

> 3. LP Burn — measures what percentage of liquidity pool tokens have been burned (sent to a dead address). On Solana, LP burn is the strongest safety signal: burned LP makes a rug pull impossible. Low burn (<10%) is extremely high risk.

> 4. Liquidity Lock — checks if the liquidity pool tokens are locked in a timelock or vesting contract, preventing the developer from pulling liquidity immediately.

> 5. Buy / Sell Tax — measures the tax rate applied to buy and sell transactions. High taxes (>5%) are frequently used as a rug pull mechanism.

> 6. Owner Renounced — checks if the SPL token's update authority has been transferred to the null address, permanently removing all admin privileges over the token.

> 7. Open Source — confirms whether the program's source code is published and verified on the Solana block explorer.

> Note: Solana SPL tokens use a different security model than EVM chains. Honeypot contracts (common on BSC/Ethereum) are not applicable to Solana — the chain's architecture prevents "buy-only" token behavior. We use LP burn percentage and authority status as the primary rug pull indicators instead.

> How the Risk Score works:

> Each indicator contributes to a weighted score from 0 (safest) to 100 (highest risk). LP burn below 10% carries a heavy penalty (35 pts) — this is the strongest rug pull indicator on Solana. Active mint authority (25 pts), active freeze authority (20 pts), and top-10 holder concentration above 50% (25 pts) are the main factors that elevate the risk assessment. LP not being locked adds 15 pts, and unrenounced ownership or unverified source code each add 5–15 pts.

> The final score is color-coded: green ≤20 (low risk), yellow ≤40 (moderate), orange ≤60 (elevated), red >60 (high risk).

> Address formats: This checker accepts base58 addresses (e.g. EPjFWdd5AufqSSqeM2qN1xzybapC8G4wEGGkZwyTDt1v). Each chain has its own dedicated checker page — make sure you paste the address into the correct chain's tool.

> Limitations: This tool analyzes contract-level security only. It does not evaluate the project's team, community, marketing, or long-term viability. A low risk score means the contract is unlikely to contain common exploit vectors — it is not a buy recommendation.

> NFA — Not Financial Advice. This tool provides contract-level security analysis only. Nothing on this page constitutes investment advice.

> A low risk score indicates the contract is unlikely to contain common rug pull mechanisms. It does NOT guarantee the token will hold its value or that the development team is trustworthy.

> Scammers continuously develop new exploit techniques that automated scanners may not detect. Never rely on a single tool for your safety assessment.

> Memecoins and newly launched tokens are extremely high-risk. Most lose the majority of their value within hours or days of launch.

> Results are queried live from the Solana blockchain through third-party infrastructure. Data may occasionally be delayed or unavailable during periods of high network activity.

> Always cross-verify findings — check the contract on the official Solana block explorer, review holder distribution, and research the team independently before committing funds.

> Use at your own risk. Never trade more than you can afford to lose.