Solana security sentinel

Look inside
the token.

See who can change a Solana token, who holds it, and whether you could sell it. With the evidence, and what Mesh couldn’t check.

Read-only. No wallet connection or signing. The private beta is open: sign in with your email. Get the Dec 27 launch email ↗
Mesh artwork: a chrome network of connected nodes
TRENCHER · launch snapshot3 wallets bought 43.4% at launch. They now hold 0%.
5 STARS · overallA 5% sale: about −27%High risk
LP tokensburned or never issued100%

From saved Mesh reports, Nov 2026

How Mesh works

A security layer for Solana,
built on evidence.

Mesh reads a token’s accounts directly from Solana and turns them into findings a trader can act on. Every finding links to the account and slot it came from, and says what Mesh couldn’t check.

The engine · four stages
01
AcquireReads the mint, trading pools, largest holders and creator history directly from Solana.On-chain reads, not third-party scores
02
ValidateDecodes each account against its program layout, including Token-2022 extensions, and rejects malformed data.Bad data becomes Unknown, never safe
03
AnalyzeRuns six risk domains and models what a real sale would receive in the token’s supported pools.PumpSwap · Raydium CPMM exit models
04
ExplainWrites one plain-language finding per domain, with the account, slot and limits behind it.Every claim links to Solscan
Six risk domains, one reportWhat Mesh checks
Token controlsWho can create supply, freeze accounts or change fees.
Creator historyWhat the deployer’s earlier launches did.
Holder concentrationHow much the largest wallets hold, outside trading pools.
Selling into liquidityWhat a 1%, 5% or custom-size sale would actually get.
Transfer restrictionsAnything that can block, pause or claw back transfers.
Transfer feesFees taken on every transfer, and who can change them.
For a trader, it takes three steps
  1. 1Paste a tokenEnter a mint address. Add a position size for a modeled exit.
  2. 2Read the verdictOne overall rating and the few facts that drive it.
  3. 3Check the proofOpen any finding to see its source account and what it can’t prove.
Read-only. No wallet connection, no signing, no custody.
Why Mesh is different

Evidence, not a score.

Most token checkers return a number. Mesh shows the facts behind it, keeps missing data visible, and never turns a failed lookup into a green light.

Every claim is traceableFindings cite the exact account, program and slot. Anyone can verify them on Solscan.
Exits sized to the tradeMesh models the sale a user would actually make in the live pool, not a generic liquidity number.
Capability is not intentAn active authority is shown as a power someone holds, not as proof it will be used.
Missing data stays visibleA failed lookup is reported as Unknown. It never becomes a reassuring result.
Roadmap

From scanner to sentinel.

Each stage moves Mesh closer to the moment a user signs, and each raises the reliability bar. A stage ships only when the one before it holds up.

  1. Q4 2026 · NOWProtected betaRead-only analysis live in a protected beta. Public v0 targeted for December 2026.
  2. Q1 2027Wallet-aware securityAnalyze the holdings and position sizes in a connected wallet.
  3. JUN–JUL 2027Pre-sign betaInspect a proposed transaction before signing, in supported integrations.
  4. Q3 2027Continuous monitoringAlert on authority changes, upgrades and worsening exits.
  5. Q3–Q4 2027Protection ModeUser-chosen rules that warn, confirm or interrupt a risky interaction.
Dates are planning targets from the whitepaper (Section 14), not release commitments. Mesh never takes custody or trades for a user.
FocusSolana depth over multichain breadthBuilt first for active retail Solana memecoin traders, including newer ones. Native support for Token-2022 extensions, PumpSwap and Raydium CPMM.
ModelFree core analysis, Pro protectionFree shows material findings. Pro adds deeper investigation, monitoring and configurable protection as each is validated. A multi-wallet tier may follow.
Go deeperRead the technical whitepaperArchitecture, evidence model, exit modeling and release standards. Draft v0.2, 114 pages.Open whitepaper →