Tools
Token Inspector
A 0–100 safety score plus authorities, LP lock, wallet forensics, liquidity and momentum for any mint.
Open Token Inspector ↗Solana Token Inspector overview
Step by step
- Step 1Paste a mint addressNo wallet needed.
- Step 2Fast checks land firstAuthorities, extensions, supply and holders.
- Step 3Slow checks followWallet forensics, LP lock, lookalikes, deployer history, trends. A strip shows what's still pending.
- Step 4ScoredThe score, with every deduction listed and explained.
When to use it
Use it before buying or listing a token, or when you receive an airdrop you don't recognise. The Token Inspector reads the mint and its holders on-chain and checks for the mechanisms rug pulls rely on. It signs nothing.
The safety score
Starts at 100 with a fixed deduction per finding. Keys that can take or freeze your tokens cost far more than signals that only correlate with scams. A critical finding (a permanent delegate, a non-transferable mint, or a freeze authority already in use) caps the score at 20. A live freeze authority costs 45, a live mint authority or transfer hook 30, LP sitting in wallets 15–25. A fee authority that can still change the tax costs 10 (a fixed tax costs nothing), a copied verified ticker 3, or 10 with the name. Clusters, bundles, snipers, concentration and deployer history come next; momentum, liquidity depth and age cost the least. Jupiter-verified tokens with $1M+ liquidity get authority penalties halved.
Limits of the score
The score can't assess intent, judge the team or simulate a trade, and a token can pass every on-chain check and still have a manipulated chart. Use it as one input among several.
Authorities and extensions
Who can mint more, freeze accounts or change the metadata, and every Token-2022 extension on the mint, such as a transfer tax, transfer hook or permanent delegate. See token authorities and Token-2022 extensions for what each one means to a holder.
Liquidity and the LP tokens
Shows who holds the deepest pool's LP tokens: burned, locked, held by a program, or in a wallet that can withdraw the liquidity. Tokens still on a bonding curve pass this check, and concentrated-liquidity pools are reported as unchecked.
Wallet forensics
For the top 100 holders: first buy, first-buy fee payer, SOL funder and wallet age. Sniper: bought within five minutes of launch. Bundle: same first-buy fee payer as another holder. Cluster: same non-exchange funder as another holder. Fresh: under a week old with fewer than 50 transactions. Pools are separated out. Bundles that have sold down to a quarter or less of what they bought only get a note. The holders card can be shared as an image. For how profitable those holders are, use the Smart Money Tracker.
Lookalikes and momentum
A symbol or name a Jupiter-verified token already owns under another mint is flagged. Momentum reads 24-hour price and volume and the holder count over the last week.
Market data
Price, liquidity, volume and market cap come from Jupiter and DexScreener, and trends from GeckoTerminal and Birdeye. Mainnet only.
Deployer history
Lists other tokens with the same update authority and how many still have liquidity. Skipped for launchpad tokens.
Video walkthrough
What it costs
Free. No wallet or signature is needed. To look up a wallet rather than a token, use the Account Inspector.
FAQ
What does it show?
Authorities, Token-2022 extensions, supply and holders. The top 100 holders with Sniper, Bundle, Cluster and Fresh tags. On mainnet: price, liquidity, LP lock status, lookalike check, trends, socials and deployer history. All of it feeds one safety score.
How is the score worked out?
Starts at 100 with a fixed deduction per finding. A permanent delegate, a non-transferable mint or a freeze authority already in use is critical and caps the score at 20. A live freeze authority costs 45, a live mint authority or transfer hook 30, LP in wallets 15–25. A fee authority that can still change the tax costs 10 (a fixed tax costs nothing), a copied verified ticker 3, or 10 with the name. Then clusters, bundles, snipers, concentration and deployer history. Momentum, liquidity depth and age cost the least. Jupiter-verified tokens with $1M+ liquidity get authority penalties halved.
Does a high score mean safe?
No. It means the on-chain rug mechanisms are absent. It can't read intent or simulate a trade.
Why did the score change after loading?
The slow checks (wallet scan, LP lock, lookalike, deployer, trend, age) land after the rest. The strip shows what's pending.
What are the tags?
Sniper: bought within 5 minutes of launch. Bundle: same first-buy fee payer as another holder. Cluster: same non-exchange SOL funder as another holder. Fresh: under a week old with fewer than 50 transactions. Bundles that have sold down to a quarter or less of what they bought no longer cost the score points, only a note.
What does the LP check look at?
Who holds the deepest pool's LP tokens. Burned or locked is safe; in a wallet means the pool can be pulled. Bonding curves pass. Concentrated pools can't be checked.
What's the lookalike check?
Whether a Jupiter-verified token already owns this symbol or name under another mint.
What does 'first buy' mean?
Each holder's balance the first time they held the token, next to their share now.
What's deployer history?
Other tokens from the same update authority and how many still have liquidity. Skipped for launchpad tokens.
Where do trends come from?
Price from GeckoTerminal, holders from Birdeye. Mainnet only.
Can I share the holders card?
Share renders it to an image.
What if I paste a wallet?
Use Account Inspector.
Does it need a wallet?
No.
Guides
- A Beginner's Guide to Solana Token Security15 min read