Search Capabilities
- Token Search
- Contract Lookup
- Wallet Lookup
- Liquidity & Pairs
Search for any token by its name, ticker symbol, or contract address. SURCHI resolves the query against all indexed chains simultaneously and returns matching tokens ranked by liquidity and trading volume. Clicking a result opens the full token analytics page with price charts, holder data, transaction history, and risk indicators.Searching by address is the most precise method and is recommended when dealing with newly launched or similarly named tokens. Paste the full contract address directly into the search bar and SURCHI will identify the chain automatically.Example addresses to try:
Searching by name or symbol returns a ranked list. SURCHI prioritizes verified tokens with higher liquidity at the top of results to minimize the risk of landing on an impersonator token.
Token Data Points
Every token page in the SURCHI Explorer displays a standardized set of data fields. The table below describes each field and provides an example of what you will see in practice.Holder Analysis
The Holders tab on any token page gives you a granular view of who owns the token and how concentrated that ownership is.- Top holder list — The 100 largest holding wallets ranked by balance, each shown as a percentage of total supply. Click any address to open its wallet profile.
- Concentration metrics — SURCHI calculates what percentage of supply is held by the top 10, top 20, and top 50 wallets, giving you an at-a-glance sense of centralization risk.
- Whale detection — Wallets holding more than 1% of total supply are automatically flagged as whales. You can set a custom threshold for your own analysis.
- Insider wallet identification — SURCHI’s behavioral engine cross-references early buyers against the deployer wallet’s transaction graph to flag addresses that may be connected to the team or pre-launch insiders.
- Holder growth chart — A time-series chart of unique holder count over the token’s lifetime, helping you distinguish organic adoption from manufactured metrics.
Risk Detection
SURCHI automatically evaluates every indexed token against a set of on-chain risk indicators. These checks run continuously and update whenever new contract interactions or ownership changes are detected.Honeypot Detection
SURCHI simulates buy and sell transactions against the token contract in a sandboxed environment. If the simulation detects that sell transactions revert or fail — a classic honeypot signature — the token is flagged immediately and a prominent warning is displayed on its page.
Tax Analysis
Buy and sell tax rates are extracted directly from contract bytecode and confirmed through live transaction simulation. Tokens with taxes above 10% on either side are highlighted, and any discrepancy between declared and actual tax rates is flagged as a critical risk indicator.
Ownership Renouncement
SURCHI tracks the contract owner address and monitors for renouncement transactions in real time. Tokens where the owner has not renounced control — particularly those with mint or blacklist functions — receive an elevated risk score until renouncement is confirmed on-chain.
Liquidity Lock Status
SURCHI checks whether the LP tokens for each pool are locked via a recognized locker contract (e.g., Unicrypt, Team.Finance, Raydium’s native lock). Unlocked liquidity is a leading indicator of potential rugpull risk and is surfaced prominently in the token risk summary.
DEX Routing & Pool Detection
SURCHI automatically discovers and indexes every liquidity pool associated with a token by scanning factory contract events across all supported DEX protocols. You do not need to specify which DEX to look on — SURCHI checks all of them. Indexed DEX protocols include:- Ethereum: Uniswap V2, Uniswap V3, SushiSwap, Curve
- BNB Chain: PancakeSwap V2, PancakeSwap V3, BiSwap
- Solana: Raydium AMM, Raydium CLMM, Orca Whirlpools, Pump.fun bonding curves, Jupiter-routed pools
- Polygon: QuickSwap, Uniswap V3
- Base: Uniswap V3, Aerodrome
- Avalanche: Trader Joe V1/V2, Pangolin
- Arbitrum: Uniswap V3, Camelot V2/V3
Transaction Explorer
The Transactions tab on any token or wallet page gives you a filterable, real-time feed of on-chain activity:- Transaction types — Filter by swaps, transfers, liquidity additions, liquidity removals, or contract calls.
- Direction — Show only buys, only sells, or both directions of swap activity.
- Size filter — Set a minimum USD value to focus on significant transactions and filter out dust.
- Wallet labels — Known wallets (exchanges, protocols, flagged actors) are labeled automatically so you can spot significant counterparties at a glance.
- Decoded data — For verified contracts, function names and decoded argument values are shown alongside the raw transaction hash, making it easy to understand what each transaction actually did.
- Real-time updates — New transactions appear in the feed within seconds of on-chain confirmation without requiring a page refresh.
Search Examples
The following addresses can be pasted directly into the SURCHI search bar to explore the Explorer’s capabilities:USDT, CAKE, SOL) and use the chain filter dropdown to narrow results to a specific network when dealing with tokens that share a ticker across chains.