Token Status Audit

Open your token's page on Solscan. Look for the Authorities section. If the Mint Authority field shows null or None, the supply is locked forever. If it shows a wallet address, that wallet can still print new tokens. Most audit tools flag tokens with active mint authority as higher risk. If you haven't revoked yet, use the revoke mint authority guide.

On your token's Solscan page, check the Metadata section. You should see your token name, symbol, and logo. If the logo shows a generic placeholder or the name says 'Unknown', the metadata URI is missing or broken. Click the URI link to open it in a browser. If the JSON file loads correctly but the logo still doesn't show, wait 1-5 minutes for indexers to refresh. If the URI returns a 404 or an error, you need to update the metadata URI. For a full walkthrough on creating metadata from scratch, see the metadata creator guide.

Find your Raydium pool address on Solscan. Look for a transaction where LP tokens were sent to the burn address (11111111111111111111111111111111). If you see this transaction with a 'Burn' event, your liquidity is locked permanently. If you don't see it, the LP tokens are still in the deployer wallet, which means the liquidity can be pulled at any time. Traders will notice and avoid the pair. Learn more about why this matters in the rug pull prevention guide.

Solscan shows a log of every SetAuthority instruction on your token. Scroll down to the Transactions tab and filter by 'SetAuthority'. You'll see a timestamped history of when mint authority was revoked, freeze authority was revoked, or update authority was changed. Useful for proving to auditors that your token's security setup was done correctly. If you see unexpected authority changes, something is wrong.