Follow the supply.
See whether a handful of wallets control the token supply. Concentration matters more than the noise in your group chat.
On-chain facts. Off-chain clarity.
A nutrition label for new crypto tokens. Turn a token address into a plain-English risk card—with red flags, a 0–100 risk score, and the evidence behind it.
A low score means fewer red flags found. Never “safe.”
Our commitment, not a testimonial
Under the hood
Skip the tab-hopping. RugRadar puts contract controls, holder concentration, and launch history into a card you can actually read—and share before the group chat gets carried away.
How to read a risk card
Score → red flags → receipts
The number is a starting point. Each observation explains what was found and why it deserves attention. Missing evidence is not proof of safety.
See whether a handful of wallets control the token supply. Concentration matters more than the noise in your group chat.
Check liquidity locks and contract permissions, including the ability to mint more tokens or restrict selling.
Explore the deployer’s previous tokens and how those launches ended. History adds context; it doesn’t predict the future.
Share scan links with your community. Browser overlays bring risk cards to DEX and chart sites; the volume-priced API is for wallets and apps.
Choose your depth
Public scans are free. Pro is $12/month for watchlists, deployer-history reports, and alerts on liquidity, ownership, and whale movements. API pricing scales with usage.
For individuals getting started
$0/month
Before the next launch
Bring an address. Leave with a clearer picture of what you’re looking at—not a recommendation to buy it.
RugRadar reports observations, not investment advice. Checks cannot detect every risk, and token conditions can change after a scan. Trading crypto can mean losing everything you put in.