does this crypto site work, or is it a larp?

Paste a memecoin or dApp website, a GitHub repo, or a token's contract address on Solana, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base or Robinhood Chain. We open it in a sandboxed browser, find the token, test buying and selling it, and connect a decoy wallet to see what the site tries to make you sign.

A check takes about 30 to 60 seconds. Scanny never signs anything.

$LARPSCAN official CA 2qfUSuUfKuxHyYEMYreiYdK3YyapFzbgq2c6hhfPpump

4 checks. 0 signatures.

Every scan runs the same four tests. If one of them fails, you’ll see exactly which one and why.

01

The site works

Loads, renders, no broken scripts or failing requests, its chain RPC isn’t rate-limited. If it links to GitHub, the repo is checked too: real commits, not an unmodified fork, not just a README.

02

The token is what it claims

The contract address on the page is a real token on Solana, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base or Robinhood Chain, every Buy and Chart link points to that same token, and it’s the token’s listed website.

03

You can actually sell

A small buy and an immediate sell on Solana, a simulated sell on the EVM chains. Then everything that decides whether you get out:

  • Solana: mint and freeze authority, Token-2022 traps
  • EVM contracts: taxes, pauses, blacklists
  • Holders: concentration, bundles, wallets that never paid gas
  • Liquidity: LP burned, locked, or pullable
  • Creator: past launches, locked tokens, who funded the bundles
  • Trading: real wallets behind the recent trades
04

Wallet drain test

A decoy wallet connects: Phantom on Solana sites, MetaMask on the EVM chains (Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Robinhood Chain). Anything the site asks it to sign is simulated and graded, and never actually signed.

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      How the wallet test works

      The decoy wallet looks like Phantom to a Solana site and like MetaMask to an Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base or Robinhood Chain site, but it has no private key on our servers, so it cannot sign anything. When the site requests a transaction, we simulate it on the chain as if the wallet had signed. We report exactly what would have happened: SOL, BNB, ETH or tokens leaving, token approvals and permits handed to strangers, account ownership changes. Then we reject the request.

      Proof it works: our test suite includes a page that behaves like a real drainer. It connects, then asks for 90% of the wallet's SOL. Here is the real report the scanner produced for it.

      See it catch a drainer →

      1. The decoy wallet connects. To the site it looks like Phantom, or MetaMask on the EVM chains.
      2. The site asks it to sign a transaction or message.
      3. We simulate it on the chain as if it were signed.
      4. We grade what would have happened: coins or tokens out, approvals and permits, ownership changes.
      5. We reject the request. Nothing is ever signed.