HexScan -- Is This Token Safe to Buy? Honeypot & Rug Check
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What does HexScan -- Is This Token Safe to Buy? Honeypot & Rug Check do?
HexScan checks ERC-20 tokens for honeypots, rug-pulls, malicious taxes, unverified source code, and holder concentration, then provides a GoPlus-powered risk score from 0 to 100. It is an automated risk-triage tool and explicitly is not a security audit or guarantee of token safety.
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About HexScan -- Is This Token Safe to Buy? Honeypot & Rug Check
HexScan is a tool that checks ERC-20 tokens for honeypots, rug-pulls, malicious taxes, unverified source code, and holder concentration. It produces a GoPlus-powered risk score from 0 to 100 and supports Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, BSC, and Avalanche. Each scan costs $0.10 USDC on the Base network and is paid through the x402 Payment Protocol, with the service offered as a paid API endpoint rather than a free web form. The site also exposes an MCP interface and references discovery through the Bazaar extension in 402. HexScan describes itself as an automated risk-triage utility and explicitly states it is not a security audit or guarantee of safety.
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