Malicious history
Known bad history: sanctions, phishing, theft, mixers, and contracts already attributed to an attacker.
Prism Sentinel
Scam defense that shows its work.
Screen public wallets and token contracts for malicious history, honeypot behavior, privileged controls, sell restrictions, tax traps, and liquidity that may disappear when you need to exit.
wallet reputationhoneypot detectionowner privilegessellabilityDEX liquiditysource evidence
Threat classes
20+
contract, wallet, trade, liquidity
Verdict model
Explainable
every point maps to a signal
Target modes
2
wallet and token screening
Handoff
Case + alert
investigate or watch next
Threat scannerOn-demand provider scan
Check the kill switches before they check your wallet.
Sentinel inspects malicious-address history, honeypot behavior, owner privileges, sell restrictions, mutable taxes, source verification, and DEX exit liquidity.
No keys in browser
No safety by silence
Source-linked claims
No trade execution
No verdict before evidence.
Enter a public wallet or token address. Sentinel returns the exact detected controls, their severity, provider status, and the safest next action.
Contract kill switches
What the owner can still do to you after you buy. A pausable transfer and a mint function are both on this list.
Trading limits
Whether you can actually sell, and what it costs you when you try.
Exit-liquidity reality
How deep the exit is, and how old the pair is that you would be exiting through.
Response playbook
A risk score is useless unless it changes the next action.
Sentinel separates evidence strength from risk severity and keeps missing coverage visible. The response escalates with the strongest detected control.
Critical
Block interaction
Stop. Do not sign anything. Keep the address and the evidence for the investigation.
High
Escalate before contact
Look at what the creator can do before you go any further.
Caution
Require manual review
Some fields came back unknown. Verify those yourself before you rely on this.
Low observed
Continue due diligence
A clean screen means selected sources did not flag the target. It does not mean the target is safe.
Trace the target
Take the address into the investigation workspace and see where the money went.
InvestigateWatch the risk
Set an alert on the thing that would change this answer.
Build alertAudit the providers
See which chains are covered, how often each source refreshes, and exactly what a missing key costs you.
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