Check a token's contract address before you interact with it
Before you swap, send, or buy a token, check its contract address to make sure you’ve selected the right token.
A contract address identifies a token on its blockchain. It helps you distinguish between tokens with the same name or symbol. On Solana, this is called a mint address.
Find a token's contract address in Phantom #
- Search for a token and open its page.
- Scroll to About <token> on mobile, or Info in the browser extension.
- Find the Contract address or Mint field and copy the address.
Compare the address with the one published by the project’s official sources. You can also paste it into a tool listed below to check for potential risks.
Check a token for potential risks #
Third-party tools can help you research a token’s liquidity, trading activity, ownership, and permissions. Some also flag patterns associated with scams.
Open a tool below and paste the token’s contract address to get started. Make sure the tool supports the token’s network.
| Tool | Link |
|---|---|
| Rugcheck | rugcheck.xyz |
| Token Sniffer | tokensniffer.com |
| Honeypot.is | honeypot.is/ethereum |
| DEX Screener | dexscreener.com |
| Birdeye | birdeye.so |
| Bubblemaps | v2.bubblemaps.io |
Note: These tools can help identify risks, but they can’t guarantee that a token is safe. If you find warning signs or the results are unclear, wait before interacting with the token. Check the project’s official sources and a trusted blockchain explorer for more information.