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Arc Token Checker

Most of the ways a token can hurt you are visible onchain before you buy. This checker reads an Arc Mainnet contract and reports what actually matters: whether supply can be inflated, whether ownership is renounced, how concentrated the holders are, whether taxes can be raised, and whether the liquidity is locked or sitting in an unlocked wallet. It is free, it needs no wallet, and every finding links to the evidence on the Arc Explorer.

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Token Checker
Read-only tool
Service fee
Free
Network
Arc Mainnet
Gas token
USDC (18 decimals)
Custody
None required

This tool only reads Arc Mainnet state. Nothing is signed and nothing is spent.

Workspace

Audit a token before you buy it

Paste any Arc Mainnet token address and the checker reads the mechanisms that actually decide whether you can get your money back: whether supply can be minted, whether ownership is renounced, whether taxes can be raised, whether trading is open, and whether the liquidity is locked. It is free, it needs no wallet, and every finding links to the contract state behind it.

Check a token

Read-only. No wallet, no signature, nothing spent — and no fee.

Works on any ERC-20 on Arc Mainnet, whoever deployed it.

Capabilities

What Arc Token Checker does

Every option you need to audit any Arc Mainnet token for the risks that make it unsafe to buy — configured before you sign, not patched in afterwards.

Ownership and mint authority

Reports whether an owner role still exists and whether supply can be minted, which together determine whether your holding can be diluted at will.

Tax and restriction surface

Reads buy and sell taxes, maximum transaction and wallet limits, trading switches and any blacklist or restriction mechanism, and flags the ones that can still be changed.

Holder concentration

Shows the largest holders, the share held by the deployer and by pools, and how much of the supply is genuinely distributed.

Liquidity status

Locates the Uniswap pair, reports how deep it is and checks whether the LP tokens are locked, burned or still in a wallet that can withdraw them.

Evidence, not a score

Every finding links to the contract read or transaction behind it, so you can verify the conclusion instead of trusting an opaque number.

No wallet required

The check is entirely read-only. Nothing is signed, nothing is spent, and the token contract never sees your address.

FAQ

Arc Token Checker — frequently asked questions

Straight answers about how this works on Arc Mainnet, what it costs and what happens onchain.

What makes a token a rug pull?
Overwhelmingly it is liquidity removal: the deployer adds a pool, buyers purchase into it, and then the deployer withdraws the liquidity and takes the USDC. Other routes are minting supply into the pool and selling it, raising taxes to 100% on sells, or a hidden restriction function that blocks other wallets from selling. All of those are readable onchain before you buy.
Is this Arc token checker free?
Yes. Checking a token is read-only, so there is no service fee and no wallet connection. You only pay when you use a tool that changes state, such as launching, burning or adding liquidity.
Does a renounced contract mean the token is safe?
It removes one category of risk, not all of them. A renounced token cannot have its taxes changed or its supply minted, but if the liquidity is still unlocked the deployer can withdraw the pool and the token is still unsafe. Liquidity is the risk that matters most, so check both.
How do I tell if liquidity is locked?
Find the pair's LP token, then check who holds it. If it is held by a locker contract that exposes an unlock timestamp, read that timestamp. If it is held by an ordinary wallet, it can be withdrawn at any time. This tool reports the holder of the LP tokens and links to the address so you can see for yourself.
Can a honeypot be detected before buying?
Often, yes. A honeypot has to block sells somehow — a restriction list, a tax that is only applied on sells, or a trading switch that never gets flipped. Those are contract state, so they are readable. What cannot be detected from state alone is intent: a contract can look clean and still be sold into by an insider who holds most of the supply.
Why does the checker show warnings for a token I just launched?
Because the warnings are true. A freshly launched token typically still has an owner, adjustable taxes and unlocked liquidity, and each of those is a real capability that exists until you remove it. The checker reports capability, not intention. Use the Token Manager and Liquidity Locker to clear the findings you do not want.

More questions? Read the full FAQ or contact the team.

Step by step

Guides for Token Checker

Long-form walkthroughs with the exact clicks, amounts and gotchas.

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Make Your Arc Token Safe: The Full Pre-Launch Safety Pass

The ordered safety pass for an Arc Mainnet token: check the risks, fix contract settings, revoke ownership, lock liquidity and burn what you do not need.

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