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Token Safety Checker

Run a free token safety analysis on any ERC-20, BEP-20, or Solana token. 30+ security checks cover honeypots, hidden taxes, liquidity, holder concentration, contract verification, and more — powered by GoPlus and RugCheck.

100% FreeNo Signup Required30+ Security Checks
Check a token for honeypot risk

Free check — no signup required. Results appear below instantly.

30+

Security Checks

31

Chains Supported

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Analysis Time

Free

No Credit Card

What Is a Token Safety Check?

Without a Safety Check

  • You buy a token based on hype and a flashy website
  • Hidden sell taxes drain 90%+ of your funds on exit
  • The owner mints unlimited supply and dumps on holders
  • Liquidity is pulled and the token becomes worthless

With Guava's Checker

  • Run 30+ security checks before you buy
  • See buy/sell taxes, mint authority, and ownership
  • Detect proxy contracts, blacklists, and pause functions
  • Trade with a clear risk score and full visibility

How to Check a Token's Safety

  1. 1
    Paste the token contract address

    Enter the ERC-20, BEP-20, or Solana token address into the checker above. You can also search by ticker symbol from the dashboard.

  2. 2
    Instant 30+ security checks

    Guava runs a full token safety analysis including honeypot trade simulation, tax analysis, contract verification, liquidity locks, holder concentration, and ownership checks — all in under 2 seconds.

  3. 3
    Read your safety report

    Get a clear risk score (0–100), colour-coded risk level, flagged issues, buy/sell taxes, and an AI safety summary (Pro).

  4. 4
    Trade with confidence

    Safe result? Go ahead. Red flags? Walk away before losing your funds to a scam.

What We Check — 30+ Security Checks

Every token safety analysis runs these checks automatically, powered by GoPlus Security and RugCheck across 31 chains.

Honeypot trade simulation
Buy / sell tax analysis
Contract source verification
Proxy / upgradeable contract
Mint function detection
Owner privilege audit
Hidden owner check
Self-destruct function
Blacklist / whitelist functions
Transfer pause ability
Liquidity lock verification
Top holder concentration
Trading volume & liquidity ratio
Liquidity pool size check
Deployer reputation & history
Anti-whale transfer limits
Token standard compliance
Mint authority (Solana)
Freeze authority (Solana)
Holder distribution skew
Suspicious event signatures
Honeypot-related addresses
Clone / copycat token detection
Rug-pull liquidity removal risk
Tax-modifiable post-deployment
External contract calls
Liquidity lock duration
Hidden mint / approval hooks
Buy / sell simulation on-chain
Cross-chain deployer linkage
Verified team / multisig ownership

Risk Score Guide

Safe
0–9

Low risk, passes all major checks

Low
10–19

Minor concerns, proceed with caution

Medium
20–34

Multiple flags — investigate before trading

High
35–49

Serious red flags — avoid

Critical
50+

Almost certainly a scam — do not trade

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a token safety checker?

A token safety checker is a tool that analyses a crypto token's smart contract and on-chain activity to detect scams, vulnerabilities, and hidden risks before you trade. Guava's token safety checker runs 30+ automated checks across honeypot simulation, taxes, liquidity, holder concentration, contract verification, and more — all in under 2 seconds.

Is the token safety checker free?

Yes — token safety analysis is completely free on Guava. You can run a check on this page without signing up. Free accounts get 10 analyses per day. No credit card required.

Which blockchains does the token safety checker support?

Guava checks 31 chains including Ethereum, BSC, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche, Blast, zkSync, Linea, Scroll, Mantle, and other EVM networks using GoPlus Security, plus Solana via RugCheck.

What does a token safety analysis include?

Each analysis runs 30+ security checks: honeypot trade simulation, buy/sell tax detection, contract source verification, proxy/upgradeable contract detection, mint authority, owner privileges, blacklist and pause functions, liquidity lock status, top holder concentration, deployer reputation, and more. You get a clear risk score from 0 to 100 with a colour-coded risk level.

How is a token safety checker different from a honeypot detector?

A honeypot detector focuses specifically on detecting honeypot scams — contracts that let you buy but block selling. A token safety checker is broader: it covers honeypots plus taxes, liquidity, holder concentration, contract verification, proxy contracts, mint authority, and dozens of other risk vectors. Guava's token safety checker includes honeypot detection as one of its 30+ checks.

What is contract source verification and why does it matter?

Contract source verification confirms that a token's deployed bytecode matches published, human-readable source code (e.g. on Etherscan or BscScan). Unverified contracts hide their logic, making it impossible to audit for honeypots, hidden taxes, or rug-pull functions. Guava flags unverified contracts as a major red flag.

What is a proxy contract and is it dangerous?

A proxy (or upgradeable) contract lets the owner change the token's logic after deployment. This means a token that looks safe today could be upgraded tomorrow to add a honeypot, mint function, or high sell tax. Guava detects proxy contracts and flags them so you know the rules can change.

What is mint authority and why should I check it?

Mint authority is the power to create new tokens, increasing the total supply and diluting the value of existing holders. On Solana, tokens with an active mint authority can be inflated at will by the authority holder. Guava checks both EVM mint functions and Solana mint/freeze authority and warns you when they are not renounced.

How accurate is the token security check?

Guava runs 30+ security checks per token using GoPlus Security and RugCheck — the same engines trusted by major crypto exchanges and DeFi protocols. While no tool can guarantee 100% safety, our checks catch the vast majority of known scam patterns including honeypots, rug pulls, hidden taxes, and malicious contract functions.

What does a 'Critical' risk score mean?

A Critical score (50+) means multiple severe red flags were detected — such as a confirmed honeypot, unlocked liquidity, or an unverified contract with blacklist functions. You should avoid trading this token entirely.

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