Token safety checker: a plain-English grade for any token
Most token pages show you a chart. DexGrade answers the question you actually have: is this token safe to buy, and can I get out?
Paste any address and you get a grade from 0 to 100, a verdict (Looks safe, Caution or Danger), and every reason behind it in plain English, from the contract to the holders to how much you could sell before the price moves 5%.
Free, no sign-up. Paste a token address or search by name.
What DexGrade checks
ContractMint, freeze, pause, blacklist, tax and owner powers.
Can you sell?A sell test and the real wallets that sold in the last 24 hours.
Liquidity and exit riskReal money in the pools, and how much you can sell before the price drops 5%.
HoldersTop 10 share, the developer, bundled wallets and a bubble map.
Tokens with no red flags right now
Questions and answers
How does DexGrade grade a token?
Every risk found costs points from 100: owner powers, failed sells, high tax, thin liquidity, concentrated holders and more. Some risks, like a failed sell test, make a token Danger on their own.
Which tokens can I check?
Any token on Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Polygon, Avalanche, Optimism and Robinhood Chain.
Is DexGrade free?
Yes. Checking any token is free, with no account needed. A free account adds a watchlist and rug alerts.
Does "Looks safe" mean I should buy?
No. It means our on-chain checks found no major red flags right now. It lowers the risk, it does not remove it, and it is not financial advice.
Can a project pay for a better grade?
No. Boosts and the Verified tick are paid and always marked, but they never change a grade or hide a warning.
Guides
- How to check if a crypto token is a scam (before you buy)A simple 6-step check for any new token: can you sell it, who controls the contract, how much real liquidity there is, who holds it, and what the chart is hiding.
- How DexGrade checks a tokenWhat our token safety checks read from the blockchain: contract powers, liquidity, sell test, tax, holders, snipers, fake volume and more.
- Crypto liquidity explained: what it is and why it mattersWhat liquidity is, why it decides whether you can sell, what locked or burned liquidity means, and how to read exit risk.