Token Guard
Inspect supported mint authorities and available largest-account concentration.
Identify beneficial owners, prove liquidity locks, or verify team intent.
The mint defines the token. Token accounts record its balances. Authorities define who can change what.
A mint address identifies one token.
Mint authority can create more units.
Freeze authority can restrict token accounts.
A memecoin name is a label. Its mint address and authority configuration are the starting point for understanding the asset you actually hold.
Walk through the flow. Each step gives you one practical question to investigate.
The mint stores supply, decimals, and the optional mint and freeze authorities. Different mints can use the same display name.
Conceptual flow, not a live transaction trace. Use the sources below for implementation details.
Identify whether the mint authority remains set. Removing it changes the ability to mint additional units; it does not assess the rest of the project.
Look for Mint account → mint authorityCheck whether a freeze authority exists and whether the account you care about is frozen.
Look for Mint freeze authority + token-account stateReview concentrated balances with owner context. A vault, pool, custodian, and individual holder can look similar in a raw ranking.
Look for Token accounts + owner aggregationPublic Token Program source and clients. A reference program is not an inspection of your project’s mint.
Resolving its default branch and pinning one commit.
Read-only · No account connection · No code executionInspect supported mint authorities and available largest-account concentration.
Identify beneficial owners, prove liquidity locks, or verify team intent.
Map a bounded sample of this public reference repository.
Prove that a project’s deployed program matches this source.
We’ll prefill the target. You review the scope before anything runs.
Live launches require verified holder access.Where is the mint published independently?
Who controls retained authorities, and why?
Which large accounts are pools or custody addresses?
What operational controls protect the team’s signing keys?