What SolFlag is
A free guidance tool that checks Solana tokens and wallets with public data and its own rules, and explains the reason behind every warning.
Terms of use
By using SolFlag (the website, the Telegram bot or its data) you accept these terms. They are short on purpose.
Last updated: 7 November 2026
A free guidance tool that checks Solana tokens and wallets with public data and its own rules, and explains the reason behind every warning.
Nothing SolFlag shows is a recommendation to buy or sell. "Low risk" means we did not find the signals we look for, not that a token is safe. Your decisions and their consequences are yours.
Analyses use third-party data (Solana nodes, DexScreener, GeckoTerminal, RugCheck…) and rules that can be wrong: there may be errors, delays or gaps, and the service may change or become unavailable. When we find a mistake we fix it and, if it affects published figures, we say so. Features marked beta, such as the On-chain Map, may fail more often.
To the extent the law allows, SolFlag is not liable for losses arising from its use.
What SolFlag says about an address are facts observed on chain and in its sources (for example, "paid for 143 launches; none passed $10,000 the next day"). We do not claim anyone committed a crime. To ask for a correction, write to solflag.team@gmail.com.
The engine (solana-risk-engine) and the bot are open source under the MIT license. The data we publish (launch registry, known faces, wallet base; downloadable on Data and accuracy) are published under the CC BY-NC 4.0 license: free non-commercial use, crediting SolFlag as the source; for commercial use, write to us. The market figures and DexScreener, GeckoTerminal and RugCheck data they include are not ours and follow their own terms (details).
If these terms change, you will see it here with the new date. They are governed by Spanish law. Contact: solflag.team@gmail.com.