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De.Fi Scanner vs Honeypot.is

Same checks, side by side: price, what each scanner verifies, chains and features, from their official pages.

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DegenBench#03De.Fi Scanner
DegenBench#09Honeypot.is

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LineDe.Fi ScannerHoneypot.is
PriceFree scanner · paid PRO tierThe contract auditor is listed as free on the site, and the docs describe the scanner, Shield revocation and the API without a public price list: Scanner PRO and Advanced Shield are the paid tiers, and the API is metered in credits (assetsPrices costs 1 credit, 100 calls a minute in the documented example).Free · public API, no keyFree and open: no account, and the v2 API answers without a key. A live call returned the full simulation, including taxes, gas, contract flags and pair liquidity.
ChecksEdge5 of 8 checks3 of 8 checks
Mint / freeze authority or contract ownershipYesNot documented
Liquidity and LP lockYesYes
Top-holder concentrationYesNot documented
Snipers, bundlers and insidersNot documentedNot documented
Creator historyNot documentedNot documented
Honeypot and tax simulationYesYes
Linked-wallet mapNot documentedNot documented
Overall risk scoreYesYes
What it needs from youNo wallet needed to scan a contract. Shield and the dashboard work from an address you connect, and the API needs a key.Nothing to connect: paste an address, or call the API. The simulation runs on the chain, not from your wallet.
Where it runsWebWeb, Telegram
ChainsEVMEthereum, BSCEdgeEVMEthereum, BSC, Base
Documented featuresEdge4 of 82 of 8
New pairs feedNot documentedNot documented
Price chartsNot documentedNot documented
AlertsYesNot documented
APIYesYes
Browser extensionNot documentedNot documented
Telegram botYesYes
Mobile appNot documentedNot documented
Trade from the toolYesNot documented

Which one should you pick?

Pick De.Fi Scanner if

You check EVM contracts before signing, and you want a score plus an approval revoker in the same place.

The industrial option on EVM: 80+ checks per contract, a security score, an AI score built on reputation, sybil and swap behaviour, top-10 holder and liquidity endpoints, and a wallet shield that revokes approvals. Everything is EVM-only, the chain list is published as a count rather than a table, and its referral and pricing pages are rendered client-side, so their conditions could not be read.

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Pick Honeypot.is if

You are about to buy on BSC, Ethereum or Base and want the one answer that matters: can I sell it?

The narrowest tool of the series and the one with the fewest excuses: it actually buys and sells the token for you and reports the result, with buy, sell and transfer taxes, gas, the honeypot reason, open-source and proxy flags, and the pair's liquidity. Three chains only, and nothing about holders or wallets.

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