Could this coin be a scam?
Enter any address, name, or symbol and, using objective on-chain indicators, we show a scam-risk estimate (%) and the evidence behind it.
You don't need to know the chain or the format — enter just the one thing you know and we'll identify it and find everything. Detailed instructions are below.
How do you use it?
1️⃣ If you know the address
Paste the contract address (0x…, 42 chars, or a Solana mint) as-is.
You don't need to know which chain — we find and check it automatically, and if the same address
exists on several chains we let you choose.
You can copy the address from an exchange, wallet, or DEX screen, or from a community announcement. The same name with a different address is a different token, so checking by address is always the most accurate.
2️⃣ If you only know the name or symbol
You can enter just a name or symbol like "PEPE" — we gather on one page every checked token under that name (with scores), coin profiles, and even ☠ confirmed scam records and 🏛 financial-authority alerts.
Seeing several tokens with the same name is normal (impersonation and cloning are common) — distinguish them by chain, address, and risk.
3️⃣ What you see in the result
Along with the risk grade (A–F) and probability (%), the full evidence for why that score is broken down — the "can you sell?" honeypot verdict, decisive facts, per-signal contributions, and liquidity/holder observation history.
The full flow
For more detailed step-by-step guidance see 📖 How to use, for interpreting results see 🔬 Methodology, and for prevention by scam type see 🎓 Prevention guides. We do not make price or investment judgments.