Introduction

Check if the RugCheck API service is running. Returns 'pong' if the service is operational. This endpoint will fail to return if RugCheck is under maintenance.

Get user leaderboard rankings

Check maintenance status and accessibility. Returns HTTP 200 if RugCheck is running and accessible, returns another status code otherwise. This endpoint does not return any data payload.

Full-text search over token name, symbol and mint address. Results come back ranked, with legitimate tokens ahead of the impersonators that copy their name, so the array order can be rendered as-is. Passing no query returns trending tokens.

This endpoint returns a full token report for a given mint. This returns quite a bit of data, organized into several sections. See the Sections below for detailed breakdown of the response structure.

This endpoint returns a summary of the report for the requested token. It's much shorter than the full report.

This endpoint is deprecated, it doesn't do anything on the current version of RugCheck. Some previous versions of RugCheck had community verification features.

This endpoint returns a detailed report on insider networks discovered for a given token, suitable for display or analysis. For only a summary of insider trading activity, it's better to use the token report endpoint . This endpoint can return a lot of data in some cases. Occasionally, insider networks may contain 20,000 accounts or more. There are some limits in place to prevent very large insider networks from returning an overwhelming amount of data — this endpoint won't return networks over 2000 accounts in size. We still track these larger networks and their activity, and they still generate warnings in the token report.

This endpoint will return a list of token reports, when provided with a list of token mints. This feature requires a paid RugCheck plan. You may request token reports for up to 255 tokens at once. The data returned from this endpoint may always be cached. Even for paid API plans, there is no way to force bulk report re-generation, for performance reasons. For guidance on interpreting token reports, see the Get a Token Report section.

Given a list of token mints, this endpoint returns a list of summarized token reports. This feature requires a paid RugCheck plan. These may be served from cache, for performance reasons. You may request token reports for up to 255 tokens at once. For examples on how to interpret these reports, see the Get a Token Summary section.

This endpoint will verify if a token is eligible for a 'Verified by RugCheck' .token domain. Tokens must meet some scoring requirements before we'll provide a transaction for you to sign in order to secure a .token domain. Note: Generally, it's not expected that you use this endpoint programatically. It's intended to be used from the RugCheck Website .

Lists tokens verified directly through RugCheck, newest verification first. This endpoint requires a paid RugCheck API key and uses cursor pagination. Start without a cursor. When a response includes nextCursor , pass that exact value as cursor on the next request. If nextCursor is omitted, you have reached the final page.

Read a token's current verification state: whether it carries the verified badge and the official website and socials that were submitted. Always returns 200 - an unverified token comes back with validated false and empty links.

This returns a list of recently detected tokens. The response includes mint, decimals, symbol, creator, mintAuthority, freezeAuthority, program, createAt, updatedAt, and events fields for each token.

This returns the most viewed tokens on RugCheck, in the last 24 hours. The response includes mint, metadata (name, symbol, uri, mutable, updateAuthority), user_visits, visits, and score for each token.

This endpoint returns the most 'voted for' tokens on RugCheck, in the last 24 hours. The voting feature is purely cosmetic, and does not factor into scoring. Response includes mint, vote_count, and up_count for each token.

This endpoint returns statistical information on the most recently verified tokens. These are tokens that have purchased a .token domain. Response includes mint, payer, name, symbol, description, jup_verified, jup_strict, and links for each token.

This endpoint returns the .token domains that have been verified at RugCheck. These verified domains must meet some requirements to be registered — tokens that score poorly are blocked from registration. The endpoint is paginated. It accepts the following parameters: • page - The page of the data you wish to receive • limit - The number of items per page • verified - A boolean, true if you only want tokens with verified domains, false if you want to return all tokens. You would almost always want to set this to true when using this endpoint.

This endpoint accepts a token domain as a string, and returns the string of the token mint's base58-encoded public key. The output is simply the public key as a string.

This endpoint returns the amount and value of any locked LP tokens for the supplied token mint. These locked LP tokens cannot be accessed by the owner until the unlock date has passed. Important: Locked LP tokens factor heavily into RugCheck scoring — new tokens with little or no LP locked will tend to be flagged as possible rug pulls.

This returns only LP tokens locked in the FluxBeam Locker. It functions the same as Get Locker Vaults for Token , except that it will only return vaults belonging to the FluxBeam Locker. This was built for internal use. Generally, you will want to use the Get Locker Vaults for Token endpoint. Important Note: The total field returned by this endpoint is the sum of all token lockers , not just Fluxbeam ones.

This submits a vote for the current token. This feature is purely cosmetic and does not affect scoring. The endpoint accepts only a token mint. Note: This endpoint is not intended to be used programmatically.

This is a purely cosmetic feature, it does not affect token scoring. This endpoint will get the community votes for a token, given the mint. Response includes: • up - number of upvotes • down - number of downvotes • userVoted - whether the currently logged in user has already voted