AI Smart Contract Auditor: Protect Yourself from Crypto Scams and Exploits
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Scan a Contract NowEvery day, millions of dollars are stolen through smart contract exploits. Rug pulls, honeypot tokens, reentrancy attacks - the list of ways you can lose money in crypto is frighteningly long. And the worst part? Most of these scams could have been detected if someone had just looked at the contract code first.
That's where our AI Contract Auditor comes in. It scans smart contracts for security vulnerabilities and explains the risks in simple terms that anyone can understand. Whether you're about to buy a new token, interact with a DeFi protocol, or deploy your own contract, this tool helps you avoid costly mistakes.
Why Smart Contract Security Matters
Unlike traditional software, smart contracts are permanent and immutable once deployed. If there's a bug in the code, you can't just release a patch. The vulnerable code stays on the blockchain forever, and attackers have all the time in the world to find and exploit it.
Real Examples of Smart Contract Exploits
- The DAO Hack (2016): $60 million stolen due to a reentrancy vulnerability
- Parity Wallet Bug (2017): $150 million locked forever due to a code error
- Poly Network (2021): $600 million exploited through a logic flaw
- Ronin Bridge (2022): $625 million stolen through compromised keys
These aren't just numbers - they're real people's money. And while billion-dollar hacks make headlines, thousands of smaller scams happen every day that never get reported.
Common Smart Contract Vulnerabilities
Our AI auditor checks for dozens of security issues. Here are the most common ones:
Reentrancy Attacks
This is what caused the DAO hack. A reentrancy attack happens when a malicious contract calls back into your contract before the first call finishes, allowing it to drain funds repeatedly.
Example: You withdraw 10 ETH, but before the withdrawal completes, the attacker calls withdraw again, draining the entire contract.
Access Control Issues
Functions that should only be callable by the owner are left public, allowing anyone to mint tokens, change settings, or steal funds.
Example: A "mintTokens" function without proper access controls lets anyone create unlimited tokens for free.
Integer Overflow/Underflow
When numbers get too large or too small, they can wrap around, causing unexpected behavior. Modern Solidity versions prevent this, but older contracts are still vulnerable.
Example: Subtracting 1 from 0 wraps around to the maximum value, giving you billions of tokens.
Honeypot Tokens
These scam tokens look normal but have hidden code that prevents you from selling. You can buy them, but you can never sell - your money is trapped forever.
Example: A token with hidden modifiers that revert all sell transactions except for the owner's.
Centralization Risks
The contract owner has too much power - they can pause trading, change fees to 100%, or even drain the liquidity pool whenever they want.
Example: An "emergencyWithdraw" function that lets the owner take all the contract's funds.
How Our AI Auditor Works
When you paste a contract address or source code into our auditor, here's what happens behind the scenes:
- 1.Fetch the Code: We retrieve the verified source code from the blockchain explorer (Etherscan, BSCScan, etc.)
- 2.Parse and Analyze: Our AI breaks down the code structure, identifying all functions, modifiers, and state variables
- 3.Security Scanning: We run multiple security checks, looking for known vulnerability patterns
- 4.AI Analysis: Our AI understands the context and intent of the code, detecting issues that pattern matching alone would miss
- 5.Generate Report: We create an easy-to-read security report with risk levels and explanations
What the Audit Report Tells You
After scanning a contract, you'll get a comprehensive security report that includes:
Overall Risk Score
Low, Medium, High, or Critical - so you know at a glance if it's safe
Specific Vulnerabilities
Detailed list of security issues found in the code
Access Control Review
Who can do what? Are critical functions properly protected?
Plain English Explanation
What each issue means and why it matters to you
Real-World Use Cases
Before Buying a New Token
You found a promising new token on Twitter with a great-sounding project. Before you invest, scan the contract. Our auditor will tell you if it's a honeypot, if the owner can rug pull, or if there are hidden fees.
Before Using a DeFi Protocol
A new DEX or lending platform launches with amazing yields. Too good to be true? Scan the contracts first. Check if your funds can be locked, if there are hidden withdrawal fees, or if the protocol is upgradeable (which could change the rules after you deposit).
Before Deploying Your Own Contract
You wrote a smart contract and want to deploy it. Before putting it on mainnet, audit it with our tool. We'll catch common mistakes like missing access controls, reentrancy vulnerabilities, or logic errors.
Due Diligence for Investors
You're considering investing in a project's token sale. Scan their contracts to verify they match what's promised in the whitepaper. Check if the tokenomics are actually fair or if there are hidden allocations.
Limitations and Important Disclaimers
While our AI auditor is powerful, it's important to understand what it can and can't do:
⚠️ Not a Replacement for Professional Audits
Our tool is great for quick security checks and catching common issues, but it shouldn't be your only security measure for high-value contracts. Critical DeFi protocols should still get professional audits from firms like Trail of Bits, OpenZeppelin, or Consensys Diligence.
Think of it like spell-check vs. a professional editor. Spell-check catches obvious mistakes, but you still want a human expert for important documents.
Red Flags to Watch For
Even without technical knowledge, there are warning signs you can spot:
- Unverified Source Code: If the contract source code isn't verified on Etherscan, that's a huge red flag
- Owner Can Mint Unlimited Tokens: Means they can dilute your investment at any time
- Pausable Functions: Owner can freeze your tokens or prevent trading
- High Transfer Fees: Some scam tokens charge 50%+ fees on every transfer
- Blacklist Functions: Owner can prevent specific addresses from selling
- Proxy Contracts: Code can be changed after deployment (not always bad, but risky)
Supported Blockchains
Our AI Contract Auditor works with all EVM-compatible blockchains:
- Ethereum
- BNB Smart Chain
- Polygon
- Arbitrum
- Optimism
- Base
- Avalanche
- And more...
Beyond Security Auditing
Security is just one piece of protecting yourself in crypto. We offer other tools to help you stay safe:
🔍 Token Scanner
Quick security check for any token. See if it's a honeypot, check liquidity, verify ownership, and more - all in one scan.
Scan a token✅ Token Approvals Checker
See what smart contracts have permission to spend your tokens. Revoke dangerous approvals before they're exploited.
Check your approvalsCommon Questions
Is the auditor really free?
Yes! Basic security scans are completely free with no account required. We offer premium features for developers who want deeper analysis and advanced vulnerability detection.
How accurate is the AI?
Our AI is trained on thousands of audited contracts and known exploits. It catches 90%+ of common vulnerabilities. However, AI isn't perfect - extremely sophisticated attacks might slip through.
What if the contract code isn't verified?
We can only audit contracts with verified source code. If a contract isn't verified on the block explorer, that's already a major red flag - you probably shouldn't interact with it.
Can I audit my own contract before deploying?
Absolutely! Just paste your Solidity code directly into the auditor. We'll scan it and give you feedback on security issues to fix before deployment.
Stay Safe in Crypto
The crypto space moves fast, and scammers are getting more sophisticated every day. But with the right tools and a bit of caution, you can protect yourself from most threats.
Our AI Contract Auditor gives you professional-level security analysis for free, explained in terms you can actually understand. Whether you're an investor checking a new token, a developer testing your code, or just someone trying to stay safe in DeFi - this tool helps you make informed decisions.
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