Solana · On-chain evidence
Use the Solana holder checker to review concentrated holdings and token permissions. Get a dated report you can inspect and share.
Inspect up to 20 of the largest token accounts. Balances belonging to the same wallet are combined within this sample.
See whether mint and freeze authorities are enabled, disabled or unavailable, with links to the mint account.
Each report keeps its original results and time. Share a link or image; run a new check when you need an update.
Solana returns the 20 largest token accounts. One wallet may own multiple accounts. This check groups the accounts we can read, then shows the largest wallet balances in that sample as a share of total minted supply.
Off-curve owners are listed separately. They may be pool vaults, program accounts or other controlled accounts. Their address shape alone does not identify a liquidity pool or prove that funds are locked.
Enabled mint authority can issue more tokens; enabled freeze authority can freeze token accounts. Disabled authorities do not rule out other risks. Token-2022 extension risks are not analyzed in this version.
Common funding sources, insider identity, launch bundles, developer attribution and liquidity locks are not checked. A high concentration is an observation, not proof of a rug pull.
Data comes from Solana mainnet through Helius. No transaction signing or wallet connection is needed.
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