Reads the deployed contract and reports what it allows: whether the token can be sold, buy and sell tax, mint rights, transfer pause and address blacklist, upgradeable proxy, source verification, holder concentration and liquidity lock. Facts as they are — no score on the first screen, no verdict anywhere.
Free. No signup, no email, no wallet connection. Ethereum, BSC, Base, Arbitrum and Polygon.
The address is read against the live chain, not against a database of opinions. Every line on the result page is something the contract itself says, with the date it was read — contracts change, and a check describes the moment it ran.
The result is a public page with its own address. You can send it to someone, come back to it later, and see the previous result if the contract has changed since.
It reads mechanics. Who the team is, whether their claims hold up, how the tokens are distributed and unlocked, whether a legal entity exists — none of that is in the code, and no automated check can see it. A contract with nothing unusual in it can still be run by people who never intended to deliver.
That is the honest limit of the free check, and it is why the result page tells you what it did not look at.
The check above is free and always will be. For the part a contract cannot answer — the team, the claims, the paperwork — there is a written report for $49. It is a different thing, and you do not need it to use this page.