Solana wallet checker
Check any Solana wallet for risky tokens
Paste a wallet address to get a risk grade for the whole wallet, the number of holdings and how many NAVI rates high risk. You don't connect a wallet or sign anything.
Any public Solana address works: yours, a trader you follow, a project treasury.
- 580 tokens checked on NAVI this week
- 158 Solana tokens risk-scored right now
What you'll see
One grade for the whole wallet, weighted by how much of its value sits in risky tokens. Free.
How many tokens the wallet holds that are worth $1 or more. Dust and unpriced spam are left out.
How many of those tokens NAVI rates high risk, and how many medium. The same levels as on every token page.
Tokens NAVI does not track yet. They are counted, never guessed.
Which tokens they are, each one's risk level and score, its share of the wallet and its value.
Why each risky token scores the way it does, e.g. large daily price swings or a small market cap.
Why it matters for trading
Your own wallet after a busy week
A few quick trades, a couple of tokens you meant to sell. The grade shows whether risky tokens have quietly become a large part of what you hold.
Before you copy someone's trades
A wallet posted as smart money may hold mostly fresh, thinly traded tokens. Checking it first shows what following it would actually put in your portfolio.
Checking a wallet someone shared
Team wallets, treasury wallets and influencer wallets are all public. The check tells you what kind of tokens they hold without connecting anything.
Cleaning up
Tokens you forgot about still carry risk. The breakdown lists them by share of the wallet, so you can see which are worth dealing with first.
How the wallet check works
- Read-only, from the chain
- NAVI reads the wallet's SOL balance and its token accounts (both Solana token programs) from a Solana node. Nothing is connected or signed, and any public address can be checked.
- Valued at current prices
- Prices come from NAVI's hourly market snapshot, and from Jupiter for tokens outside it, such as SOL and stablecoins. Holdings worth under $1 and tokens with no price anywhere are left out.
- The same risk levels as token pages
- Each token gets the risk level NAVI shows on its token page: a score out of 100 from seven-day volatility, distance from the seven-day high, market cap and how long NAVI has tracked it. SOL, USDC and USDT are counted but not scored.
- How the grade is set
- High when a quarter or more of the wallet's value is in high-risk tokens. Medium when at least 5% is, when half or more is in medium or high-risk tokens, or when a quarter or more is in tokens NAVI does not score. Low otherwise.
- Main reason per token
- For medium and high-risk tokens, the factor that adds most to the score, in plain words: price swings, a drop from the week's high, a small market cap, or a short history.
- Fresh every few minutes
- A result is kept for five minutes so repeat checks are quick. After that the next check reads the wallet again.
Free vs account
Overall risk grade
- No account
- Included
- Free account
- Included
- Pro
- Included
Number of holdings, high and medium-risk counts
- No account
- Included
- Free account
- Included
- Pro
- Included
Which tokens, their risk level, share and value
- No account
- Not included
- Free account
- Included
- Pro
- Included
Main risk reason for each token
- No account
- Not included
- Free account
- Included
- Pro
- Included
Alerts when a token you watch turns high risk
- No account
- Not included
- Free account
- Included
- Pro
- Included
Wallet checker questions
How do I check my Solana wallet?
Copy your wallet address from Phantom, Solflare, Backpack or any other wallet (it is the long string under your account name), paste it in the box above and press Check wallet. You get the grade and the counts straight away.
Do I need to connect my wallet?
No. The checker only needs the public address. It never asks you to connect, sign a message or approve anything, so it cannot move funds. Be wary of any site that asks you to sign something just to look at your holdings.
How is the wallet risk score worked out?
Each token in the wallet gets NAVI's risk level, then the grade looks at how the wallet's value is split. A quarter or more in high-risk tokens makes the wallet High. Some high-risk exposure, mostly medium-risk tokens, or a large share in tokens NAVI does not score makes it Medium. Otherwise it is Low. How each token's level is set is explained on the rug check page.
Why are some tokens not scored?
NAVI scores tokens it tracks in its hourly market data, which covers actively traded Solana tokens. Very new, illiquid or unlisted tokens may not be tracked yet. They still count toward the grade as a share of the wallet, and you can check any of them on its own with the rug check.
Can I check someone else's wallet?
Yes. Solana balances are public, so any address can be checked: a trader you follow, a project's treasury, or a wallet that shows up in a token's holder bubble map.
Is the wallet checker free?
The grade and the counts are free with no account. A free NAVI account shows which tokens are risky, each one's share of the wallet and the main reason for its score.
Does NAVI keep the wallets I check?
The result is kept for five minutes so a repeat check is quick. Checking a wallet does not link it to your NAVI account or add it to your activity.
Check a wallet now
Paste any Solana wallet address. The grade is free and needs no account or wallet connection.