Free Solana Token Scanner
Search for a supported token or paste its mint address to review market data, holder distribution, mint and freeze authorities, and automated website risk signals in one place.
DYOR (Do Your Own Research): This tool provides analysis and insights but should not be considered as financial advice. Always conduct your own research and understand the risks before making any investment decisions.
Soon, you'll be able to scan Solana tokens for potential scams **directly in your browser** with our Chrome extension. Watch the demo below!
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Solana Wallet Address:
58TivCXG5q1ujuuLDRkwdQ4KTkxyPfhe2xQfZhg3GrJMAccepts SOL and all SPL tokens
Available reports combine on-chain data, third-party market and risk data, and optional website analysis.
Current price, liquidity, 24-hour volume and market cap for supported Solana token pairs, powered by DexScreener.
See the top holders of a token so you can spot whale concentration before it spots you.
Check on-chain whether a token's mint or freeze authority is still active — two important supply and account-control signals.
An automated review of the project's website to flag obvious red flags worth investigating further.
Put tokens side by side and compare liquidity, volume and risk signals in one view.
Connect a compatible wallet to review its SPL token holdings, and preview the planned DexScreener browser extension.
Yes. Search for a supported Solana token or paste its mint address to request the available report — no account or payment required.
Market data (price, liquidity, volume) comes from DexScreener, token-risk and holder data comes from SolSniffer, mint and freeze authority are read from the Solana blockchain, and linked project websites may be analyzed automatically.
No. The scanner highlights common risk signals such as active mint authority, holder concentration and thin liquidity, but no automated tool can guarantee that a token is safe. Always do your own research before trading any token.
A mint authority is a key that can create new supply of a token. If it remains active, the creators can inflate the supply and dilute holders. A revoked mint authority means no new tokens can be minted.
Start with the basics: check whether the mint and freeze authorities are revoked, look at how concentrated the top holders are, verify liquidity depth and trading volume, and review the project's website and socials. This scanner automates those first checks so you can dig deeper with context.
No. SolScan.dev is an educational research tool. It provides data and heuristics only and nothing here is financial advice. Crypto assets are high-risk; never invest more than you can afford to lose.
Disclaimer: SolScan.dev provides automated data analysis for informational purposes only and is not financial advice. Cryptocurrency involves substantial risk; always do your own research.