Solana Wallet Risk Scanner
Understand public wallet exposure before you sign, fund or interact.
Inspect SPL and Token-2022 holdings, active delegates, token-account controls, recent authority changes, program activity, transaction cadence and evidence coverage from one Solana address.
Open a Solana wallet intelligence report
Paste one public Solana address. No wallet connection or signature is required.
Resolving public wallet state
Checking balance, token accounts, delegates and recent activity.
- Wallet identity
- Asset exposure
- Authority controls
- Behavior evidence
Solana Wallet Intelligence Report
—What does the supported evidence show?
The risk score reflects supported public-chain signals and evidence limits. It is not a guarantee of wallet safety.
Wallet analysis complete
Review the evidence and coverage limits below.
Wallet type, age and public-chain context
Classification uses current runtime state and observed activity, not private identity.
SOL balance, SPL holdings and token accounts
Quantities are separated from market value. Unsupported assets remain unpriced rather than assigned a speculative valuation.
Delegates, frozen accounts and close authority
Current token-account state is used to identify transfer authority that may remain active after a transaction has completed.
Transfers, failures, cadence and authority events
Activity is a bounded recent sample. High frequency is behavioral context, not automatic proof of abuse.
Where the wallet has interacted
Known standard programs are labelled deterministically. Unknown program IDs remain unlabelled.
Program interactions
Observed counterparties
Supported relationship signals
Recent staking interactions and earliest sampled activity are reported without claiming complete lifetime ownership history.
Precise observations, not a vague safety label
Every note states the supported observation, why it matters and the next review action.
Facts, bounded observations and unresolved checks
Missing evidence is shown as unresolved and is never converted into reassurance.
Evidence ledger
Unresolved and coverage limits
Understand each part of a Solana wallet report
Open the explanation relevant to your review.
01What the wallet risk score meansEvidence-weighted exposure, not an identity verdict+
The score is built from supported signals such as active token delegates, separate close authorities, frozen token accounts, recent authority-changing instructions and elevated failure patterns. A low score means that supported high-priority signals were not detected in the analyzed scope. It does not prove that private keys, devices or every historical interaction are safe.
02Why delegates and token-account authority matterPermissions can remain active after a visible transaction+
SPL token accounts can assign a delegate that is able to transfer a defined amount. They can also contain a close authority or be frozen. The scanner separates current token-account state from recent transaction instructions so an observed approval is not confused with an authority that has already been revoked.
03How assets and NFTs are identifiedOn-chain balances first, provider metadata when available+
Current SPL and Token-2022 account balances are read from Solana RPC. A compatible Digital Asset Standard endpoint can enrich names, symbols, NFTs and compressed assets. When that enrichment is unavailable, balances remain visible while missing metadata is stated as a coverage limit.
04How activity is sampledRecent behavior without pretending to reproduce a lifetime history+
The report retrieves a bounded signature history and parses a controlled recent transaction sample. It classifies direction, failures, programs, token changes and supported authority events. A highly active wallet can exceed the retrieval window, so the report explicitly marks history as sampled rather than claiming complete lifetime coverage.
05What program and counterparty labels proveKnown standards are labelled; unknown programs remain unresolved+
Standard Solana programs can be labelled from their fixed program IDs. Other program addresses are displayed without a speculative project name. Counterparties are derived from supported parsed instruction fields inside the recent sample and do not establish the real-world identity of an address.
06How to use the reportReview authority, intent and current state together+
Start with active delegates and high-priority notes, then review recent authority events, counterparties, held assets and unresolved coverage. Decode important transaction signatures and inspect relevant tokens separately. Automated public-chain research should support a decision, not replace independent verification.
TokenToolHub provides automated public-chain research. This report is not proof of identity, a formal security audit, legal advice or an investment recommendation.