Solana Token Safety Check Tool
Audit any Solana token for rug pull risks, honeypot detection, and security analysis. 0.01 SOL per report.
Why You Need a Token Safety Check
The Solana ecosystem sees hundreds of new tokens launched every day — and a significant portion are scams. Rug pulls, honeypots, mint-authority exploits, and freeze-authority abuse are common. Before you buy any token, you should verify that the mint authority is revoked, the freeze authority is revoked, the liquidity is locked, and the token isn't blacklisted by community databases.
Doing this manually means checking Solscan, DexScreener, RugCheck, and multiple social profiles. The CreateSolana safety check tool automates all of this into a single report.
What the Safety Report Covers
- Mint authority: Is it revoked? If not, the creator can mint unlimited tokens.
- Freeze authority: Can the creator freeze your token account?
- Liquidity status: Is the LP burned or locked? For how long?
- Honeypot detection: Can you actually sell the token, or is selling blocked?
- Holder concentration: What percentage is held by the top 10 wallets?
How It Works
Enter any token mint address and the tool generates a comprehensive report in under 10 seconds. Each check is scored green, yellow, or red, and the overall risk level is summarized as Low, Medium, or High. The report costs 0.01 SOL and is stored permanently — you can share the link with your community. For a full security checklist, read our Solana Token Safety Guide.
Red Flags to Watch For
Mint authority not revoked, liquidity not burned, top wallet holding over 20% of supply, no social links, and a creator wallet with a history of launching and abandoning tokens. If you see three or more red flags, treat the token as high risk. Compare legitimate tools in our Best Solana Token Creator Tools guide.
Common Use Cases for Token Safety Checks
The most common use case is for individual investors evaluating a new token before buying. On Solana, new tokens launch every minute via platforms like pump.fun, Raydium, and Orca — and a significant percentage are scams. Running a Solana rug check before purchasing takes under 10 seconds and can save you from losing your entire investment to a honeypot or rug pull. The safety report gives you a clear, color-coded risk assessment that helps you make an informed decision.
Community moderators and DAO members also use the safety check tool to vet tokens before listing them in Discord or Telegram communities. Sharing a safety report link provides transparent, verifiable due diligence that community members can review independently. This is especially valuable for alpha groups and trading communities that recommend tokens to their members — a safety report adds credibility and accountability to any call.
Token creators themselves benefit from running a safety check on their own tokens. By auditing your own token, you can verify that all authorities have been properly revoked, metadata is correctly stored, and liquidity is burned as intended. This allows you to fix any issues before they become problems and gives you a shareable report to demonstrate your project's security posture to potential investors.
Best Practices for Solana Token Safety
Never rely on a single signal. A token with revoked mint authority and burned liquidity can still be a scam if the top 10 wallets hold 80% of the supply and are controlled by the same entity. Always review the full safety report — mint authority, freeze authority, liquidity status, holder concentration, and honeypot detection — as a holistic picture. A single green check does not make a token safe; look for consistency across all checks.
Check the token's social links and website. Scammers often create professional-looking websites and social profiles that mimic legitimate projects. Verify that the Twitter/X account has genuine engagement (not just bot followers), that the website domain matches the project's branding, and that the team is doxxed or has a verifiable track record. The safety report aggregates social links from the token's on-chain metadata, but you should manually verify their authenticity.
Re-run the safety check periodically, especially for tokens you hold long-term. A token that was safe at launch could become risky if the team retains mint authority and later mints additional supply, or if liquidity locks expire. The CreateSolana safety report is stored permanently, so you can compare a current report against a previous one to identify any changes in the token's security profile over time.
How Much Does a Token Safety Check Cost?
Each comprehensive safety report costs 0.01 SOL. This single fee covers the full analysis — mint authority check, freeze authority check, liquidity verification, honeypot detection, holder concentration analysis, and social link verification. There are no tiered plans or per-check surcharges. The report is generated in under 10 seconds and is stored permanently with a shareable link.
At current SOL prices, 0.01 SOL is a fraction of a dollar — a small price to pay before investing hundreds or thousands of dollars into a token. The report can be shared freely with your community, so a single report purchase can benefit an entire group of investors. There are no limits on how many different tokens you can check; each report is priced individually at 0.01 SOL.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a token pass all safety checks and still be a scam?
Yes. The safety check verifies on-chain properties like mint authority, freeze authority, and liquidity status, but it cannot detect every type of scam. A token could have all authorities revoked and burned liquidity but still be part of a broader social engineering scam — for example, a fake team that promotes the token and then abandons the project. Always combine on-chain analysis with fundamental research into the team, roadmap, and community.
How does honeypot detection work on Solana?
Honeypot detection simulates a sell transaction against the token's liquidity pool. If the simulation fails — meaning you can buy but cannot sell — the token is flagged as a potential honeypot. This can happen when the token uses a custom transfer hook (available in Token-2022) that blocks outgoing transfers, or when the liquidity pool is configured to reject sells. The check is not 100% foolproof but catches the most common honeypot patterns.
Is the safety report stored permanently?
Yes. Each safety report is assigned a unique URL that remains accessible indefinitely. You can share the link in your community, on social media, or in due diligence documents. The report reflects the token's state at the time it was generated — it does not auto-update. If you want a fresh analysis later, you can generate a new report for another 0.01 SOL.
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