TokenToolHub Pro Documentation
Learn how the complete cross-chain intelligence suite works, what each report contains, how Free and Pro access differ, and how saved research, reports, monitoring and account access stay connected.
One intelligence workspace for contracts, transactions and wallets
TokenToolHub Pro connects EVM and Solana research tools to one account-linked Command Center. Each report separates confirmed evidence, interpreted conclusions and unresolved checks.
TokenToolHub Pro is built for repeated due diligence rather than isolated scans. The platform can examine deployed contract controls, compare contract versions, decode EVM and Solana transactions, analyze EVM and Solana wallet exposure, preserve completed reports and support ongoing review through saved research and monitoring.
Investigate
Open the correct intelligence engine for a contract address, transaction hash, Solana signature, token mint or wallet address.
Interpret
Review facts, permissions, movements, authority, risk observations, confidence and evidence limitations.
Preserve
Save reports, private notes, pinned investigations, comparisons, watchlists and supported material-change events.
What Pro does not claim
TokenToolHub Pro provides automated public-chain research and decision support. It does not replace a formal audit, legal opinion, professional investigation or independent financial judgement.
Logged out, Free account and Pro access
The platform reveals useful public evidence before asking users to unlock deeper account intelligence.
| Access level | What is available | Research continuity |
|---|---|---|
| Logged outPublic preview | Basic identity, status, market or chain facts, visible movements and selected risk previews where supported. | No saved report history, private notes or account-linked PDF access. |
| Logged-in FreeMonthly complete reports | Where a tool shows a monthly allowance, the account receives two successful complete reports per calendar month. | Successful account reports can be preserved, reopened and printed where the tool supports report output. |
| ProComplete intelligence suite | Unlimited complete reports under reasonable-use protections, plus the connected comparison, monitoring and research workspace. | Full Command Center history, private notes, pinning, reports, watchlists and supported intelligence events. |
Only successful complete reports use a Free allowance
A failed request, unavailable transaction, unsupported address or incomplete upstream response should not count as a successful complete report. The tool displays the current allowance before or after analysis where that metric is available.
From public-chain input to reusable intelligence
The strongest workflow uses the right tool, checks evidence coverage and preserves the explanation behind the decision.
Choose the right input
Use a contract address for contract intelligence, two addresses for Contract Diff, a transaction hash or signature for transaction intelligence, and a wallet address for wallet analysis.
Review the executive conclusion
Start with the practical explanation, risk direction, confidence and coverage before reading individual fields.
Open the supporting evidence
Inspect authority, permissions, movements, behavior, proxy context, token-account controls or program execution relevant to the report.
Record your own conclusion
Save the report and add private notes explaining what mattered, what remains uncertain and what follow-up is required.
Monitor when the target can change
Use supported contract or wallet monitoring when a future authority, implementation or material-risk change would affect the decision.
Map the control surface before interacting with a token contract
The EVM scanner combines trading behavior, verified source evidence, authority mapping, proxy context and unresolved checks.
Trading and token behavior
Review honeypot simulation, buy and sell taxes, transfer restrictions, market context and supported token metadata.
Authority and ownership
Inspect ownership, renounce state, privileged roles, minting, pausing, blacklisting, fees, limits and rescue pathways.
Proxy and upgradeability
Identify proxy shells, implementations, administrators, beacons and upgrade pathways when public evidence supports them.
Evidence classifications
Separate confirmed on-chain facts, code-derived indicators, behavioral observations and checks that remain unresolved.
Best use
Use this report before trading, approving, integrating or researching an unfamiliar EVM token contract.
Compare what changed between two deployed EVM contracts
Smart Contract Diff focuses on security-relevant changes rather than reducing the comparison to a raw source-line count.
Source and ABI changes
Review added, removed and changed functions, events, errors, parameters, return types and state mutability.
Permissions and controls
Identify changes to ownership, roles, minting, transfer restrictions, fees, approvals, rescue functions and arbitrary execution.
Proxy and runtime evidence
Compare proxy context, effective implementations, runtime bytecode, upgrade pathways and available storage-layout evidence.
How to read the result
Added, removed and changed counts describe evidence-backed differences. Risk direction explains whether the available changes appear to increase, reduce or redistribute control. It is not an absolute safety verdict.
Understand mint authority, Token-2022 controls and market context
The Solana Token Scanner combines mint state, token-account evidence, holder concentration and supported market observations.
Mint and freeze authority
Review whether additional supply can be created and whether token accounts can be frozen.
Token and Token-2022 structure
Identify the token program, supported extensions, transfer controls and authority relationships.
Holder concentration
Review aggregated beneficial-owner concentration where supported rather than treating each token account as a separate person.
Liquidity and market signals
Inspect indexed price, liquidity, volume, supply context and route availability without treating market data as contract proof.
Translate an EVM transaction hash into methods, movements and consequences
The decoder explains the encoded instruction and reconciles it with receipt logs, internal activity and connected contract context.
Transaction facts
Status, block, timestamp, sender, direct recipient, native value, gas context, confirmations and reported failure reason.
Method and parameters
Verified ABI decoding, known signatures, raw selectors, calldata and decoded parameters when trusted evidence is available.
Assets and permissions
ERC-20, ERC-721 and ERC-1155 movements, approvals, revocations and post-transaction permission state where supported.
Execution path
Internal native movements, contract-to-contract calls, proxy execution, implementation context and trace-coverage limitations.
Interpretation boundary
A decoded transaction explains declared instructions and observed effects. It cannot prove a person’s private motivation or whether the economic decision was wise.
Explain programs, instructions, token flow and wallet consequences
The Solana decoder reads a transaction signature and translates program execution into a practical explanation.
Confirmed transaction facts
Status, slot, block time, confirmation state, signers, fee payer, fee and compute usage.
Program execution
Top-level instructions, inner instructions, program identities and bounded execution relationships.
SOL and token movement
SOL changes, SPL transfers, token-account creation or closure, swaps, staking and supported NFT activity.
Authority changes
Delegates, approvals, account ownership, close authority and supported mint or freeze authority changes.
Failure explanation
Failed instruction index, reported program error and practical context where available.
Practical consequence
A plain-language statement of what the transaction changed for the signer or connected accounts.
Connect approvals, holdings, behavior and counterparties
Wallet risk and wallet significance are evaluated separately so activity level is not automatically treated as harmful behavior.
Identity and public-chain context
Address type, observed age, activity, current bytecode state, first and last observed context.
Asset exposure
Native balance, supported holdings, concentration, price coverage and unpriced-asset limitations.
Approvals and authority
Token allowances, NFT operator permissions, spender relationships and supported revocation context.
Behavior and counterparties
Transfers, contract calls, failures, cadence, funding context and supported counterparty relationships.
Risk score versus significance
Risk describes supported evidence of harmful or exposed behavior. Significance describes how active, funded or connected the address appears within the analyzed scope.
Map SOL, SPL token accounts, delegates and recent wallet behavior
The Solana wallet report uses correct Solana account and authority concepts rather than applying EVM allowance terminology.
Wallet profile and activity
Account owner, executable state, bounded wallet age, recent signatures, parsed transactions, failures and cadence.
SOL and SPL exposure
SOL balance, fungible holdings, token accounts, supported NFTs, compressed assets and pricing limitations.
Delegates and token-account controls
Active delegates, delegated amounts, frozen token accounts, close authorities and account ownership.
Mint and program context
Supported mint authority, freeze authority, Token-2022 controls, program interactions, counterparties and staking observations.
Bounded activity window
Recent signatures and parsed transactions represent a supported sample. High frequency is behavioral context, not automatic proof of abuse.
Keep every investigation connected to one account
The Pro Dashboard is the central workspace for completed scans, saved reports, watchlists, change events and account access.
Overview metrics
Total scans, recent activity, saved reports, saved contracts, monitored targets and open events.
Scan history
Reopen EVM, Solana, contract-diff, transaction and wallet reports from one searchable history.
Research details
View report summaries, evidence, risk observations, unresolved checks and tool-specific intelligence.
Private notes
Store your own research conclusion and follow-up context without adding it to the public scan URL.
Pinning and prioritization
Favorite important reports and surface higher-risk or time-sensitive investigations for review.
Account and plan context
Review active plan information, remaining access time and available payment history.
Preserve the evidence behind the decision
Report continuity turns a one-time scan into reusable research that can be reopened, compared and updated.
| Feature | What it does | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| PDF reportsPrintable intelligence | Preserves the executive explanation, supporting fields, evidence and limitations. | Available on supported successful account reports. |
| Wallet CSV exportsStructured wallet data | Exports supported wallet holdings or report tables for offline review. | Available where the wallet scanner provides structured export data. |
| Private notesUser conclusion | Stores the researcher’s own explanation, follow-up and decision context. | Account-linked reports. |
| WatchlistsSaved targets | Keeps supported contracts or wallets available for future review. | Pro workspace. |
| MonitoringRepeated checks | Refreshes supported targets and records material changes when sufficient evidence is available. | Pro and supported target types. |
| Change eventsReview queue | Surfaces material authority, implementation or risk changes that deserve attention. | Where monitoring produces a supported event. |
Monitoring does not cover every possible event
Only supported targets and evidence-backed changes can produce monitoring events. Missing data is shown as a coverage limitation rather than converted into reassurance.
Move from intelligence to structured implementation
TokenToolHub Pro also includes guided creation and research workflows for builders and reviewers.
No-Code ERC-20 Wizard
Generate a structured ERC-20 contract foundation with configurable token details and deployment guidance.
Premium Prompt Library
Use advanced workflows for contract review, threat modelling, token research, audit preparation and Web3 analysis.
Generated code still requires review
Contract generation and AI-assisted review accelerate preparation. They do not replace testing, professional review or secure deployment practices.
Choose Monthly or Yearly access from the Pro page
Account state determines whether the Pro page requests login, opens checkout or redirects to the Command Center.
| Account state | Pro-page behavior | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| Logged outNo active session | Create Account and Log In controls are shown. A selected plan is preserved during login. | After login, the visitor returns to the Pro page and confirms the restored plan. |
| Logged-in FreeAccount ready | Account-creation controls are hidden and Go Pro actions are shown. | Monthly or Yearly selection opens the secure checkout page. |
| Active ProAccess already enabled | The sales page does not remain open. | The account is directed to the Pro Command Center. |
Monthly
$25 per month for complete Pro access without a long commitment.
Yearly
$250 per year, saving $50 compared with twelve monthly payments.
Multiple cryptocurrency options
The checkout loads the currencies enabled in NOWPayments Coins settings. A customer can choose BTC, ETH, USDT networks and other enabled assets before the direct payment address is created.
Card and local payment methods
The card route remains hidden until the NOWPayments fiat on-ramp is approved and Card payments are enabled from the TokenToolHub payment administration screen.
Log in or create an account
The same account must remain active through plan selection, payment and dashboard access.
Select Monthly or Yearly
Choose the plan on the TokenToolHub Pro page.
Choose card or an enabled cryptocurrency
For crypto, select BTC, ETH, USDT or another currency enabled in NOWPayments Coins settings. For card, use the hosted on-ramp only when it is approved and activated.
Wait for confirmation
After payment confirmation, the connected account activates automatically.
Open the Command Center
Refresh the dashboard and confirm that complete intelligence access is active.
Payment safety
Use only the address, currency, network, amount and any required memo or destination tag shown on the current checkout page. TokenToolHub never requests a seed phrase, private key or wallet password.
Missing evidence is not a safety signal
Every intelligence engine is bounded by public-chain availability, verified source, provider coverage and the structure of the analyzed transaction or account.
Confirmed facts
Directly returned public-chain state, transaction receipts, logs, parsed account data or verified source evidence.
Code-derived indicators
Capabilities or controls inferred from verified code, ABI surfaces, bytecode or supported signatures.
Behavioral observations
Patterns derived from bounded transaction, market, counterparty or activity windows.
Unresolved checks
Questions that could not be answered reliably because source, trace, history, pricing or account evidence was unavailable.
- Unverified contracts may remain selector-only or expose incomplete source-level intelligence.
- Complete internal execution can require trace-capable infrastructure and may remain partial.
- Solana transaction and wallet history is sampled within bounded retrieval windows.
- Unsupported assets remain unpriced instead of receiving a speculative value.
- A low risk score describes the analyzed evidence, not every possible future action or hidden relationship.
- Contract Diff identifies supported changes but does not guarantee storage safety or formal audit completeness.
Resolve access, report and scan issues
Start with account state, input validity, network selection and evidence coverage before repeating a request.
Payment confirmed but Pro still appears inactive
A complete report was not returned
The report contains unresolved checks
A report is missing from the Command Center
Monitoring has not produced an event
TokenToolHub Pro questions
Clear answers about tool coverage, access, reports and account behavior.