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Rug Pull Checker

GetBlock Rug Pull Checker: AI rug pull detection for smart contracts — score, trust, and flag

Rug Pull Checks is a smart-contract rug-pull risk assessment service. The service analyzes contracts across two independent dimensions and returns an overall risk score.

Two independent analysis blocks:

  1. Rug Pull Probability: AI-predictive score (0–100%). Analyzes the behavior of the contract creator and liquidity providers (LPs) based on their on-chain history. Does not analyze contract code.

  2. Contract Details: verification of basic contract properties (open source, proxy, self-destruct, withdrawal rights, blacklist). Does not affect the Rug Pull Probability.

These are two independent blocks. Contract Details (green checkmarks) do not affect the Rug Pull Probability. A contract with clean code, but a suspicious creator will receive a high risk score.

Difference Between Rug Pull Checker And Wallet Audit

Rug Pull Checks

Wallet Audit

Input

Smart contract address

Wallet address (EOA)

What it analyzes

Creator behavior + LPs + basic contract properties

On-chain wallet behavior, AML, intent

Primary score

Rug Pull Probability (0–100%)

Predicted Trust (0–100%)

When to use

Before investing in a contract/pool/token

Before transacting with a counterparty

Difference Between Rug Pull Checker And Risk API (Hexens Glider)

GetBlock also provides the Risk API service, powered by Hexens Glider Token Risks. This is a fundamentally different product; they do not compete but complement each other.

Rug Pull Checks

Risk API

Provider

ChainAware.ai

Hexens (Glider Token Risks)

What it analyzes

Behavior of the contract creator and liquidity providers (LPs)

Smart contract code — logic of each function and dependencies

Method

Behavioral AI/ML — analysis of on-chain wallet history

Static code analysis — parsing of ERC-20 function logic

Key question

"Can the people behind this contract be trusted?"

"Is there malicious code in this contract?"

What it catches

Suspicious creators, new LP addresses, links to fraud wallets

Honeypot, hidden mint, blacklist, selfdestruct, hidden fees, backdoors, pausable proxy, etc. (22+ threat types)

Networks

ETH, BNB, Base

32+ EVM chains

Analogy

Catches the "bomber by handwriting"

Catches the "bomb in the code"

Both products complement each other: ChainAware may give a green light to a contract with a clean deployer, but with a honeypot in the code. Hexens may show clean code, but the contract was created by a wallet that previously executed a rug pull. Using the two gives a full picture.

Disclaimer

Rug Pull Check provides automated risk indicators based on publicly available on-chain data. Results are informational in nature and do not constitute investment advice, a security audit, or legal counsel. The predictive model accuracy is 68% — 32% of rug pulls may go undetected. We do not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the data. The decision to interact with a contract is made by the user.

Supported Networks

  1. Ethereum

  2. BNB Smart Chain

  3. Base

How Rug Pull Probability Is Calculated

There are four steps involved, which are:

  1. Find the contract creator: It identifies the wallet that deployed the contract and runs it through the Fraud Detector to obtain the creator's Trust Score.

  2. Trace the deployment chain: if the contract was deployed by another contract, it follows the chain to the actual wallet. The obfuscation through the chain itself is a red flag.

  3. Analyze the liquidity providers (LPs): run each LP through the Fraud Detector and obtain the Trust Score for each LP.

  4. Generate the Rug Pull Probability: based on the combination of the creator's Trust Score + LP Trust Scores.

What increases the risk score:

  • New creator address (no history to evaluate)

  • Low Trust Score for the creator (behavioral history matches fraud patterns)

  • New addresses adding liquidity (classic rug pull pattern)

  • Low Trust Score for LPs

  • Obfuscated deployment chain (contract deploys contract)

What decreases the risk score:

  • Creator with a long clean on-chain history

  • LPs with high Trust Scores

  • Transparent addresses without routing through mixers

Accuracy: 68%

The algorithm correctly identifies 68 out of 100 rug pulls based on purely behavioral analysis, without code analysis. The 32% miss rate consists of more sophisticated operators who invest in building a legitimate-looking wallet history before executing a rug pull.

Limitations

  • The service works only with smart contracts. If a regular wallet address (EOA) is submitted, an empty result will be returned. To check wallets, use Wallet Audit.

  • Rug Pull Probability does not analyze the contract source code. It evaluates the behavior of the people behind the contract, not the code.

  • Data freshness depends on the last ChainAware scan (lastChecked field).

How to Check the Risk In A Wallet Address

  1. Go to your GetBlock Account Dashboard and click Rug Pull

  1. Select the choice of your network using the dropdown:

  1. Enter the contract address:

  1. Click on Run Check

  2. Scroll down to see the analysis:

This report includes the following:

  1. Contract name

  2. Contract address

  3. Creator wallet address

  4. Network

  5. Badges

  6. Rug Pull probability: The primary indicator, ranging from 0% to 100%, is displayed with a progress bar and a High Risk / Medium Risk / Low Risk label.

  7. Contract details: This contains parameters that are displayed as a green checkmark (safe) or a red flag (risk).

If you want to interact with or integrate this service via API, check the Rug pull checker endpoint.

Need a custom setup (higher rate limits, dedicated infrastructure, SLA, or volume pricing)? Contact the GetBlock team.

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