Free tool
Meme coin scanner: check before you buy.
Paste a token’s contract address, or search by name. The scanner pulls live DEX data and runs contract security checks, then lists every risk it finds in plain words.
What the scanner checks
- Liquidity and pair age: thin or brand-new pools are easy to manipulate.
- Liquidity lock: whether the pool is locked or burned.
- Taxes: buy and sell tax, and whether the owner can raise them.
- Contract powers: minting, blacklists, pausing trades, hidden owners, upgradeable code.
- Holder spread: how much the top 10 wallets hold.
- Honeypot signs: failed sell simulations, or many buys with no sells.
Frequently asked questions
Is a token safe if the scanner finds no red flags?
No. The scanner reads public contract and trading data. It can’t see team intentions or every trick, and new scam methods appear all the time. Treat a clean result as a minimum check.
Which chains does the scanner support?
Market data covers most chains with DEX trading, including Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon and Solana. Contract security checks cover the EVM chains; for Solana tokens the scanner links to RugCheck.
What is a honeypot token?
A honeypot lets people buy but blocks or heavily taxes selling, so buyers get stuck. The scanner flags tokens that fail a simulated sell or show many buys with no sells.
What does locked liquidity mean?
The tokens that make up the trading pool are locked in a contract or burned, so the team can’t pull the pool and crash the price. Unlocked liquidity is how most rug pulls happen.