Solana Wallet Scanner
A fast risk check for degens, devs, and anyone double-checking a wallet before sending funds. Paste a Solana wallet address, hit scan, and get the main red flags in one view. No wallet connect.
What this scanner checks
This free Solana wallet scanner gives you a quick read on one address: the overall risk score, how many flags came back, the severity split when it exists, the top tags, and whether the address looks more like a wallet or a program.
Think of it as a fast filter before you send funds, take OTC risk, copy-trade, or dig deeper. It is not a forensic verdict and should not be your only signal.
Why wallet risk changes fast
A wallet can look chill today and sketchy tomorrow. New transfers land, clusters get updated, scam campaigns shift, and fresh context appears. Shared links help people check the same address quickly, but the chain keeps moving after the link is sent.
What common high-risk flags usually mean
- Mixer or obfuscation tags usually mean funds were routed in a way that makes tracing harder.
- Phishing or scam-exposure tags often mean links to known drainers, scam campaigns, or compromised funnels.
- Bundler or launch-manipulation tags can hint at coordinated launch behavior or concentrated control.
- Sanctions or illicit-association tags mean the address may sit close to clusters with serious compliance or law enforcement risk.
Privacy note
Shared links can include a wallet address in the URL with ?address=. That makes forwarding easy, but it also means the address can show up in browser history, chat previews, logs, or analytics tools that store URLs.
Frequently asked questions
Does this page auto-scan every visitor?
No. The clean URL waits for you to click the button. It only auto-runs when the page opens with a valid ?address= from a shared link.
Is a low score a green light?
No. A clean-looking result is not a guarantee. Use this as a quick scanner, then check explorer activity, counterparties, code, and the actual context around the wallet.
Why can someone send me a prefilled scan link?
So you can land on the tool with the address already filled in and run the same check quickly. It is meant for fast forwarding, not for creating permanent public report pages.
Why are there no public per-wallet report pages?
The share feature exists for forwarding a lookup, not for generating a crawlable archive of wallet profiles. The canonical URL always remains the clean tool page.
Where does the risk data come from?
Unclaimed SOL surfaces the result using third-party security data. It is a fast screening layer, not a promise that every risky wallet will be caught or that every low-risk wallet is safe.