Token Report

The token mint public key

The Token program (Token-2022 or SPL Token)

The public key of the token creator

The number of tokens the creator currently has, in lamports

Details on the token mint, namely:

Token-2022 extensions. Only applicable to token-2022 tokens. These are the enabled token extensions:

Token metadata including a boolean on whether it is mutable. Mutable metadata will trigger a minor warning

This is a list of the top holders for a token, similar in principle to the output of the RPC call getTokenLargestAccounts. It contains the following information:

The token freeze authority, null if none. Non-null triggers warning and raises risk score substantially

The mint authority who may mint more tokens, null if none. Non-null triggers warning and raises risk score substantially

This is a list of specific risks identified for the token in question. Each has a name, a value (can be empty), a description, a score (higher is worse), and a level (warn, danger). An example follows:

Raw score - sum of all weighted risks. Higher score = more risk. Minimum 1, can range into tens of millions

Normalized score 0-100 (higher = more risk). Sigmoid function applied to raw score for UI display

Token image metadata:

Deprecated, returns empty object {}

A list of token lockers, each as follows:

All pools where token can be traded. Includes pools across different DEX. Each market contains:

USDC value of all liquidity in all markets (both sides of pools). Includes USDC decimals, not in lamports

USDC value of stablecoin liquidity in all pools. Includes USDC decimals, not in lamports

Number of accounts providing liquidity for the token

Total number of accounts holding the token

Current price of the token in USDC

Deprecated - no longer used

Deprecated - returns empty string

Transfer fee info:

A list of special accounts detected by RugCheck, generally the creator, pools, and lockers. An example follows:

This reports any changes to the mint and freeze authorities, and the supply. It does not affect the score on its own, it's only for statistical purposes. The data is returned as a list of events, containing the old values, new values and a timestamp. An example follows:

The verification status of the token. We previously used Jupiter's verified token system:

Number of active insider trading accounts detected for this token

A list with the information on each network, namely:

Timestamp when this token was first detected

Whether the creator has created other tokens. Null if there are none detected, a list otherwise. This may affect the RugCheck score heavily, if the other tokens were rug pulls. An example of the list follows. This example would generate a red 'danger' warning:

Launchpad used to launch token (if any):

Automated token launching tool detected: 'unknown', 'uxento', 'j7tracker.com', or 'rapidlaunch.io'