SOLANA TOKEN SAFETY CHECK
Solana Token Safety Check: Authorities, Metadata and Concentration
Check onchain facts for any Solana token without logging in: whether mint and freeze authorities are renounced, whether metadata is mutable, Token-2022 extensions, and top 10/20 holder concentration with liquidity pool detection.
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Check a token's onchain facts
Paste a mint address to see authorities, metadata and holder concentration. No score, no verdict.
This tool shows verifiable onchain facts only. It provides no safety score, no verdict, and no investment advice. Judge it against the project's own context.
Operating surface
Every operation keeps its context
Authority status
See whether the mint and freeze authorities have been renounced. An active authority is not automatically a problem, but it means supply or account state can still be changed.
Metadata mutability
See whether metadata is mutable and who holds the update authority. Mutable metadata means the name, symbol and image can still be changed after launch.
Holder concentration
Top 20 holders aggregated by owner with their share of supply, and known liquidity pool vaults labelled. Addresses we cannot attribute are marked unknown rather than guessed.
Standard workflow
From parameters to transaction record
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Paste the token mint address
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Review authorities, metadata and Token-2022 extensions
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Check top 10/20 concentration and pool labels
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Judge it against your own context — the tool gives no verdict
FAQ
Questions to review before execution
Why is there no safety score?
The same onchain facts mean different things in different contexts: keeping the mint authority is normal right after launch, but contradicts a project claiming supply is locked. A single score hides that difference and reads as investment advice, so we present facts instead.
Does "authority renounced" mean the token is safe?
No. Renouncing only removes the mint and freeze risks. It says nothing about liquidity, team holdings, or how the token interacts with other programs.
How are pool addresses identified?
By matching the account owner against known AMM programs. Anything that does not match is labelled unknown — we do not guess.
Is the data live?
Every check reads current onchain state. Results are cached briefly to keep this free tool sustainable.