Copied names and tickers
Surface lookalike deployments that mimic an established token identity.
Independent token verification
Connect. Verify.
Protect.
See what ProofGuard can uncover before a suspicious contract, copied ticker, or false deployer identity becomes accepted truth.
◆ProofGuard Audit
Verify a token contract.
Enter a supported EVM contract address to inspect its registry status and origin.
Detect copied token identities, validate creator intent, and review contract provenance across your launch workflow.
A ticker can be copied.
A contract can look legitimate.
Most communities trust what they see.
That’s where token fraud starts.
Your token identity is exposed
What looks verified is not always authentic.
ProofGuard compares contract identity, deployer history, creator intent, and registry evidence before your community makes a decision.
Unverified deployers
Compare the active contract creator against signed launch intent.
Suspicious launch timing
Identify contracts deployed before or around a protected launch window.
Metadata mismatches
Catch inconsistencies across contract records, symbols, names, and origin.
Fragmented proof
Bring creator, contract, and registry evidence into one review.
Late community alerts
Turn registry signals into clear warnings before trust is misplaced.
Multi-chain coverage
One protection layer.
Multiple blockchains.
ProofGuard is built to expand token identity monitoring across major blockchain ecosystems. Coverage status is shown transparently below.
ETH
Ethereum
EVM foundation
SOL
Solana
Planned adapter
BNB
BNB Chain
EVM compatible
BASE
Base
EVM compatible
POLY
Polygon
EVM compatible
ARB
Arbitrum
EVM compatible
OP
Optimism
EVM compatible
AVAX
Avalanche
EVM compatible
TRX
TRON
Planned adapter
BTC
Bitcoin
Planned adapter
Network labels describe planned architecture and compatibility—not proof that every adapter is currently operational. Live monitoring should only be advertised after independent testing and deployment.
Creator protection
Register the launch before copycats do.
Create a timestamped, wallet-signed record that links your token identity to its intended creator.
- Signature-based proof of intent
- Timestamped creator record
- Auditable deployment evidence
The verification process
Proof, from intent to contract.
01
Register intent
The creator signs a timestamped launch record tied to a wallet, token name, and ticker.
OutcomeAn independent identity baseline.
02
Monitor deployment
ProofGuard compares new contracts with protected identities and creator evidence.
OutcomeCopycat signals surface early.
03
Verify origin
Communities review a clear audit result instead of relying on a ticker alone.
OutcomeTrust backed by evidence.
Private beta access
Help shape the trust layer tokens are missing.
ProofGuard is in active development. Join the early-access list for product updates, supported-network announcements, and an invitation when your use case is ready.
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