Check any token for rug-pull risk — free

What the rug check scans

Most rug pulls follow the same patterns. The scanner checks each one and returns a clear risk score with the reasons spelled out:

• Honeypot detection — can the token actually be sold after buying?
• Buy/sell tax analysis — hidden taxes that silently eat your trade
• Holder distribution — does one wallet control the supply?
• Liquidity lock — can the deployer pull the pool at any moment?
• Contract red flags — mintable supply, pausable transfers, proxy upgrades

How to check if a token is a scam (step by step)

1. Open the Blazpay rug checker (or just ask BlazAI: "rug check 0x… on Base").
2. Paste the token contract address and pick the chain.
3. Get a risk report in seconds: honeypot status, taxes, holders, LP lock and contract flags.
4. Share the public report link, or embed the live safety badge on your own site.

Embeddable token safety badge

Any project can embed a live Blazpay rug-check badge on its website. The badge re-checks the token continuously and links to the full public report — third-party, always-current proof of token safety for your community.

Frequently asked questions

What is a rug pull in crypto?

A rug pull is a scam where a token's creators drain its liquidity or block selling after investors buy in, leaving the token worthless. Common forms include honeypots (you can buy but not sell), extreme sell taxes, and deployers removing unlocked liquidity pools.

How do I check if a token is a honeypot?

Paste the token's contract address into Blazpay's free rug checker (or ask BlazAI to "rug check" it). It simulates buys and sells to detect honeypot behavior, and also reports taxes, holder concentration and LP-lock status — across 30+ chains.

Is the Blazpay rug checker free?

Yes. Token rug checks are free, the report has a public shareable URL, and projects can embed a live safety badge on their own site at no cost.

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