Check token authorities
Review the token program, supply, decimals, mint authority and freeze authority. Active authorities are facts to understand in context, not automatic proof of malicious intent.
Research a Solana token before you interact. AYZO combines token controls, holder concentration, observed wallet relationships and funding signals in one coverage-aware workflow — while keeping evidence, caveats and unknowns visible.
A useful token investigation is more than a single score. AYZO Alpha separates several evidence layers so you can see what was actually observed and where data coverage is limited.
Review the token program, supply, decimals, mint authority and freeze authority. Active authorities are facts to understand in context, not automatic proof of malicious intent.
Examine top-holder concentration and major owner wallets when reliable owner-level ranking is available. Concentration is an investigation signal, not a standalone risk verdict.
Look for observed direct SOL interactions and transaction co-occurrence among selected major owner wallets. On-chain interaction does not prove common ownership.
Review recent incoming SOL activity and shared funding-source signals where coverage permits. Similar funding patterns can guide further research without establishing identity.
Token research becomes less useful when a tool compresses incomplete evidence into an unexplained “safe” or “scam” label. AYZO is designed to show the underlying signals and preserve uncertainty.
Token authorities, balances and observed transfers are on-chain facts. What those facts mean can depend on project structure, custody, liquidity, exchanges and other context.
If reliable holder ranking cannot be established, AYZO can stop deeper relationship and funding analysis rather than estimating from an unreliable sample.
Relationship and funding signals can highlight where to look next. They are not identity resolution, legal conclusions or investment recommendations.
AYZO does not guarantee a token is safe, fraudulent or suitable for investment. Current Alpha results depend on available Solana RPC and provider coverage, and some investigations may return partial coverage.
Understand the token-analysis workflow, token controls and the evidence layers AYZO currently exposes.
Learn how AYZO approaches holder owners, wallet relationships, transaction context and funding signals.
Use the live AYZO Alpha product with a supported Solana token mint address. No wallet connection is required for the current flow.
When data quality is not sufficient for reliable deeper analysis, AYZO preserves the limitation instead of filling gaps with invented conclusions.
Open AYZO Alpha and enter a supported Solana token mint address. AYZO first verifies token-level information and, when data coverage permits, continues into holder, wallet-relationship and funding analysis.
Useful checks can include token authorities, holder concentration, major owner wallets, observed wallet interactions, funding context and the reliability of the data used. None of these signals should be interpreted in isolation.
No. AYZO focuses on evidence and coverage. It does not guarantee that a token is safe, fraudulent or appropriate for investment.
Some deeper analysis requires reliable owner-level holder data. If that prerequisite is not available, AYZO can intentionally skip relationship or funding conclusions instead of estimating from incomplete samples.
No wallet connection is required for the current AYZO Alpha token investigation flow. A supported Solana token mint address is enough to start.
Start with token controls, then follow the evidence into holders, wallet relationships and funding signals when coverage supports it.