About Veriql

Read-only. Truth-only. We show the math.

Veriql is a read-only, non-custodial crypto wallet and token security tool. We read public on-chain data (never a private key, seed phrase, or wallet connection) and every verdict ships the itemised drivers behind the number, so you can audit it instead of trusting a black box.

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Read-only. We never ask for a private key, seed phrase, or wallet connection. Nothing to sign, nothing to move.

Why we exist

Crypto punishes a single forgotten approval

People lose funds to approvals they forgot they granted, to drainer addresses that look ordinary, and to tokens that simply can't be sold. Most tools hand you an opaque number and expect you to trust it.

The drivers, not just a number

We surface the exact approvals, flags and metrics behind every result, so the verdict is auditable: a breakdown you can read, not a leap of faith.

Clean is never a guarantee

We never call an asset safe. A clean result means no known risks were found: a signal, not a promise. Contracts can be upgraded and liquidity can be pulled, and we say so on every verdict.

You stay in control

Veriql reads a public address. It never connects to your wallet, never signs a transaction, and never touches your funds. You decide what to revoke or avoid.

What we do

Read-only checks, one honest engine

Every check below is live today: each reads public on-chain and third-party data and returns the drivers behind its result. Our browser extension is rolling out to the stores.

Wallet Security Score

A 0-100 approval-risk score across 5 EVM chains (Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base). Every risky approval is listed, with a best-effort USD value-at-risk and the itemised drivers behind the score.

Token, rug & honeypot checks

Honeypot, taxes, mintable supply, hidden owner, proxy and more (each surfaced as a plain-English flag), plus a transparent Launch Safety Score that shows its math.

Honeypot simulation

We actually simulate a buy, then a sell, to see whether a token can really be sold, instead of guessing from the contract alone.

Market-integrity detection

Wash-trading and market-integrity analysis that looks at who is really trading a token, so manufactured volume isn't mistaken for organic demand.

Drain Watch

A blocklist of known scam and drainer addresses, plus Bitcoin OFAC screening. A hit shows its category, a computed confidence, and every contributing source; a miss means no known listing: not "safe".

Read-only Risk API

The same engine as a REST API for developers: self-serve keys, prepaid credits, priced under the incumbents, and every response returns its drivers so you can defend the verdict.

Browser extension

Real-time, pre-sign warnings in your browser, so a risky approval is flagged before you sign it. Built and rolling out to the browser stores.

The principle

How we think about a verdict

Three rules run through everything we ship. They are why a Veriql result reads differently from an opaque score.

Read-only & non-custodial

We read public on-chain data (via sources such as GoPlus and DexScreener). There is nothing to connect, nothing to sign, and no key to your funds ever touches Veriql.

We show the math

Every score ships an itemised drivers breakdown (each penalty, labelled, with its point cost) so you, or your users, can see exactly why the number is what it is.

Clean is not the same as safe

We never say "safe". A clean result means no known risks were found at that moment. New attacks appear and contracts change; use Veriql as a signal, not a promise.

Get started

See the drivers for yourself

Run a free, read-only scan on any public address, or build the same engine into your product with the Risk API.