The NEAR Rug Check is free, read-only and requires no wallet connection.

How to use Rug Check

  1. Paste the token account, like token.v2.ref-finance.near
  2. Click Check Token to read the account, its code and its markets
  3. Review the Good, Caution, or Danger safety score
  4. Inspect keys, owner powers, fees, holders and the Rhea round trip
  5. Use the report as one input before buying or trading the token

Benefits of Rug Check

Reads NEAR access keys, so a token whose account can still be redeployed is flagged.

Recognises audited token code by hash, including every token created with smithii.near.

Simulates a buy and a sell on Rhea with view calls, fees included, without spending anything.

Completely free and read-only; no wallet connection or signature is required.

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It reads the full-access keys and code of the NEP-141 token account, the owner options of tokens created with smithii.near, the top holders, visible liquidity, and a simulated buy and sell on Rhea.

A full-access key can deploy new code to the token account or take its NEAR. A token account with no full-access keys cannot be changed by anyone.

Rhea reports what a pool would return for a trade. The check buys with up to 1 NEAR of wNEAR, takes the token fees off, and sells the result back, all with read-only calls.

No. It reports observable contract and market risks, but cannot guarantee future price, team behavior or off-chain safety.

No. Paste a token account and run the read-only scan for free.

How to check a NEP-141 token for rug-pull risk

On NEAR the biggest risk is the token account itself: if someone holds a full-access key, they can replace the contract at any time. Smithii reads the access keys and the code hash first, then the owner options of tokens created with smithii.near.

Holder concentration comes from NearBlocks and markets from DexScreener. A simulated round trip on Rhea shows whether the token can actually be sold. Unknown evidence lowers confidence instead of being shown as safe.