Toll: coin check for Solana, Robinhood Chain and Arc

Toll shows who is behind the coin you are looking at. Open a coin page on a supported trading site and a small Toll card sits in the corner, folded so it never covers the trade panel. Click it to open: a one-line summary, the facts Toll read from the chain counted as against, careful and clear, and a link to the full check on t0ll.xyz. What the card shows - A one-line summary of the strongest facts - Wallets that bought in the first seconds, and how much of the supply they took - Wallets that bought or sold together in the same block - Who funded the early wallets, when one funder sits behind several of them - The dev's record: earlier launches, how many graduated, whether the dev sold - Mint and freeze authority, tax exemptions, liquidity and who can pull it - How much the biggest wallets hold A coin Toll has never read before fills in step by step as each part is read. The card appears on the coin pages of the main launchpads and trading sites for Solana, Robinhood Chain, BSC and Arc.You can also click the toolbar icon and paste a token address or a coin link to get the same card. What it does not do - It never says a coin is safe. It shows facts with their numbers; what they mean is your call. - No wallet connection, no trading, no account needed, no ads. What it sends - The token address of the coin you are viewing, to t0ll.xyz. - A random install id, to t0ll.xyz only, used just to count your free daily checks. It is not linked to your name or wallet and is never sold or shared. - When a page names a trading pair instead of a token, the pair id goes to DexScreener's public API to find the token. Nothing else leaves your browser. Information only. Not financial advice. Privacy policy: https://t0ll.xyz/extension/privacy