EVM token risk is covered by token-risk-score; Solana wasn't, because the usual honeypot tooling is EVM-only. solana-token-safety fills that gap for agents trading SPL tokens.

POST { "mint_address": "..." } returns a 0–100 safety score, a grade, and the specific flags behind it:

  • Authorities — is the mint authority still active (supply can be inflated), freeze authority active (balances can be frozen), plus closable, balance-mutable, transfer-hook, and default-account-state signals.
  • Transferability — non-transferable flag and transfer-fee presence.
  • Concentration — top-holder percentage and holder count.
  • Allowlist — GoPlus trusted_token status.

Priced at $0.02, backed by GoPlus's Solana token-security data. It returns explicit dependency: "goplus" statuses when the upstream is rate-limited or down, so callers can tell a provider hiccup from a real risk verdict.

Informational on-chain data, not financial advice.