Solana · wallet security

What is your wallet exposed to?

Paste a wallet address. keymesh reads its holdings straight from the chain and returns a security posture — what's recognized, what's unknown or spam, how many token accounts you carry, and exactly what to check before you sign.

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How keymesh reads a wallet

SOL balance and recent signing activity come straight from a public Solana RPC node. Token balances are pulled for both the SPL Token and Token-2022 programs, then each mint is checked against Jupiter's live price index. A mint that returns a real price and liquidity is recognized; one with no price is treated as unknown or possible spam.

Why unknown tokens are a signing risk

Anyone can airdrop a token into your wallet. Scam tokens carry names and links crafted to make you approve a malicious transaction. Unknown mints, dust, and frozen balances are the surface attackers use — keymesh counts them so you know what's sitting in your wallet before a dApp asks you to sign.