Multi-chain Contract Scan
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The Multi-Chain Contract Scan by OXAudit is an advanced tool designed to deliver fast, reliable, and comprehensive security insights for smart contracts across multiple blockchains. As decentralized applications and blockchain ecosystems grow more complex, ensuring contract security has become essential for users and developers alike. This tool provides an instant evaluation of critical risk factors, helping users make informed decisions with confidence.
Input Section
Contract Address Input: A field to input the smart contract address. The provided address in this example is 0x4dFae...05127C
.
Network Selection Dropdown: Allows users to select the blockchain network (e.g., Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, etc.) for the contract scan.
Scan Button: "Scan Contract" is a green call-to-action button that initiates the analysis.
Four key metrics are displayed prominently with corresponding indicators:
Buy Fees: The percentage fee applied when buying the token (0.01% in this example).
Sell Fees: The percentage fee applied when selling the token (0% in this example).
Transfer Fees: The percentage fee applied for transfers (0.00% in this example).
Open Source: Status of the code's open-source availability ("Verified" in this case).
Contract Information
Token Name: The name of the token associated with the smart contract (e.g., "Pepe").
Token Symbol: The ticker symbol of the token (e.g., "PEPE").
Total Supply: The total number of tokens minted (e.g., 46,832,044,460,142,595).
Creation Date: Not visible, but a placeholder indicates when the contract was deployed.
Contract Creator: The wallet address that deployed the contract (0x2d98e...261320
).
Market Information
Market Cap: The current total value of all tokens (data not available in the example).
Current Price: Price per token (data not available).
Liquidity: The liquidity pool size supporting the token (data not available).
Price Change (24H): The token's price change over the past 24 hours (data not available).
Volume 24H: The trading volume over the past 24 hours (data not available).
A checklist of vulnerabilities and features analyzed by the tool. Each has a status indicator (green for safe/verified, red for detected risks). Below are the items shown in this example:
Can Take Back Ownership: "Not Detected" (no backdoor detected for reclaiming contract ownership).
Open Source: "Verified" (code is publicly available and transparent).
Proxy Contract: "Not Detected" (no proxy implementation is in use).
Mint Function: "Detected" (contract can mint new tokens, potentially risky for investors).
Cannot Sell All: "Detected" (investors may face restrictions on selling all their tokens).
Is Honeypot: "Detected" (the contract exhibits characteristics of a honeypot scam, preventing token withdrawals).
Blacklist Function: "Detected" (contract has a function to blacklist specific wallet addresses).
Whitelist Function: "Detected" (contract includes a whitelist function, possibly restricting participation).
Hidden Owner: "Detected" (the contract owner is not transparent or easily identifiable).
A table or list showing wallet addresses with significant holdings of the token and their respective percentages:
0x000...dead: 20.31% (indicating a burn or dead wallet).
Other Wallets: Additional holders are listed with their percentage ownership, showcasing token distribution.