Avalanche Rug Checker, Honeypot Detector & Token Scanner
Free Avalanche rug pull detector and honeypot scanner. Check any Avalanche token for scams, security vulnerabilities, liquidity locks, and contract risks. Get instant security analysis.
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Avalanche Token Security Checks & Rug Pull Detection
Our Avalanche scanner performs comprehensive security analysis
Liquidity Lock Detection
Verify if liquidity is locked on Avalanche and check lock duration to assess rug pull risk.
Honeypot Scanner
Simulate transactions on Avalanche to detect honeypot tokens that prevent selling.
Contract Security
Analyze Avalanche contract code for dangerous functions and permissions.
Holder Distribution
Check top holder concentration on Avalanche to identify centralization risks.
Popular Avalanche Token Security Reports
Check security analysis for the most popular tokens on Avalanche
How to Use the Avalanche Rug Checker
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Paste the Avalanche token contract address, name, or symbol in the search box above.
Get Instant Analysis
Our Avalanche scanner analyzes the token contract, liquidity, and holder data in real-time.
Review Security Report
Get a detailed security score and breakdown of all potential risks including rug pull indicators.
About Avalanche Token Security
Avalanche's C-Chain delivers sub-second finality with Snowman consensus and $1B+ TVL across Trader Joe, Benqi, and Aave. Gas fees average $0.02-0.10, and the network supports custom Subnets (now called L1s) that can run isolated execution environments. Scammers exploit the Subnet architecture to create isolated scam environments with custom gas tokens, while the main C-Chain sees standard EVM rug pulls targeting DeFi users bridging from Ethereum via the Avalanche Bridge.
Common Avalanche Scam Types
Avalanche Security FAQ
How does Avalanche token security differ?
Avalanche C-Chain uses EVM-compatible contracts, so our scanner applies the same checks. Unique risks include subnet-specific tokens that may lack liquidity on the main C-Chain.
Are Avalanche DeFi tokens safe?
Major DeFi protocols on Avalanche are generally audited, but smaller tokens can still be scams. Check for verified source code, locked liquidity, and renounced ownership.
What about Avalanche subnet tokens?
Subnet tokens may have limited liquidity and different security models. Our scanner checks C-Chain tokens comprehensively — always verify subnet tokens through official documentation.
How do I verify tokens bridged to Avalanche C-Chain?
Tokens bridged via the official Avalanche Bridge are wrapped versions of their origin chain counterparts. Scammers deploy fake wrapped tokens with identical names. Always confirm the contract address against the Avalanche Bridge's official token list. Our scanner detects tokens impersonating bridged assets by checking deployer history and liquidity depth.
What are Avalanche Subnet-specific scam risks?
Custom Subnets can define their own gas tokens and validator sets, allowing scammers to create seemingly legitimate ecosystems with manipulated economics. Tokens on low-validator Subnets face censorship and reorg risks. Our scanner focuses on C-Chain tokens; for Subnet tokens, verify the Subnet's validator count and official listing on the Avalanche ecosystem page.
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Important Disclaimer
This Avalanche rug checker and honeypot detector are provided for informational purposes only. While our tools strive for accuracy, no scanner can guarantee 100% detection of scams. Always conduct your own research (DYOR) and never invest more than you can afford to lose.