Check and protect Before you send anything, and after something went wrong.
The directory sends you to explorers, scanners and swap front-ends. These pages explain what each one is reading, and — more usefully — what it cannot see. Every tool here is free, needs no account and never needs your wallet connected to answer a question.
Runs in your browser, nothing sent
The public record of every transaction, readable by anyone, needing no account. Most people meet it in a panic and cannot find the one line that answers their question.
Every network has its own explorers, and one of the most common scams is a convincing copy of the one you were looking for.
Anyone can create a token, give it any name, and copy any logo. The name proves nothing. The contract address is the only identity a token has.
Automated checkers read a contract in seconds and give you a score. Understanding what produced that score is the difference between a useful tool and a false sense of safety.
The chart is the least informative thing on the page. Liquidity, pair age and the relationship between them say considerably more.
The price you accept and the price you receive are different numbers, and the gap between them has three separate causes worth telling apart.
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