DIGITAL ASSET THREAT INTELLIGENCE

Free crypto token checker. Scan tokens and wallets.

A crypto token safety checker that works from a public address: scan a token contract for honeypot and rug pull signals, or check a wallet address for known scam flags, then review the evidence behind each finding.

● READ ONLY● EVIDENCE LOGGED● NO WALLET CONNECTION
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03 risk signals found
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WALLET
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00:03PERMISSION ANALYSIS2 FLAGS
00:06TOKEN CONTRACT SIGNALSWARNING
00:08SCAM INDICATOR LOOKUPCLEAR
Check a token in three steps

How to use the token scanner online

It works online: no download, no sign-up and no wallet connection for a free scan.

  1. STEP 1

    Copy the contract address

    Take it from the project's own website or a major tracker. A name or ticker is not enough, because copycat tokens reuse them.

  2. STEP 2

    Paste it and pick the network

    The scanner checks contracts on Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base and Avalanche.

  3. STEP 3

    Read the signals together

    Honeypot, sell tax, mint, liquidity and holder findings, each shown with its data source and the time it was checked.

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Detection modules

Risk intelligence layers

Protective checks only. No custody, execution or investment recommendations.
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TOKEN SCREENING

Contract-level indicators and red-flag review.

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EXPOSURE REVIEW

Wallet address reputation flags before you send or sign.

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CUSTODY SIGNALS

Exchange and concentration indicators.

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EVIDENCE REPORT

Clear results ready for human action.

Crypto safety FAQ

Check the evidence before you act

Use the free tools to investigate public token and wallet signals. They help you ask better questions, not replace your own research or financial advice.

How do I check whether a crypto token is safe?

Start with the token contract address, then review honeypot behaviour, mint controls, liquidity, taxes and holder concentration together. A scan can identify warning signals, but it cannot guarantee a token is safe.

Can I check a wallet address without connecting my wallet?

Yes. The wallet exposure check screens a public address for known scam, phishing, drainer, mixer and sanctions signals. You do not need to connect a wallet or share private keys.

What should I do if a crypto safety check finds risk?

Verify the contract or wallet address, inspect the evidence and treat the result as a prompt for further research. For decisions that need a written audit trail, review a token safety report before acting.

From free scan to written evidence

Need more than a quick token check?

Use the free token risk scanner to identify warning signals first. For a decision that needs a shareable record, the $29 Token Safety Report adds the owner, creator and holder breakdown with explorer links, liquidity and LP lock detail, a plain-English explanation of every signal and a follow-up rescan a day or two later.

Free account

Keep your checks in one place

A free account opens your FiraCrypto dashboard: the token scanner, portfolio tracking, a watchlist for alerts and the trading calculators, all in one place. Move up to Pro monitoring whenever you need it. No card required.

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Which crypto scanner do you need?

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For a crypto contract scanner, choose the token risk scanner and enter the token contract address on the matching network. Token names and tickers can be copied, so they are not enough to identify the asset. Use the rug pull checker for a focused explanation of liquidity, owner controls and sell restrictions.

For an address you plan to send funds to, choose the wallet address scam checker. A wallet check and a token contract scan answer different questions: known address flags do not describe a token's contract permissions. Neither check guarantees safety.

These free crypto scanners review security signals. They do not rank coins by momentum or predict returns. Missing data means a check is incomplete, so read the findings and their timestamps before drawing conclusions.