The socials are already on-chain.
$299 receipt one signed tx.
Paste a Solana token address and see whether its dev signed the X, Telegram and website links, plus what the chain says about supply, freeze and liquidity. Free and open source; the $299 Dexscreener badge only proves someone paid. Why this exists.
try: dev-signed · unsigned, paid Dexscreener
custom RPC (public one is rate-limited)
write
For the token's dev. pump.fun metadata cannot be edited, so if your X or Telegram changed, publish the new links in one Memo transaction from the wallet that deployed this token.
- Sign with: the deployer wallet. It also pays the fee. Memos from any other wallet are ignored.
- Cost: one network fee, about 0.000005 SOL. No payment to opendex or anyone.
- Who sees it: every opendex card, the opendex extension on Dexscreener pages, and any app that reads the open memo format. Dexscreener itself does not.
- After: the card above switches to CREATOR SIGNED with your links, usually within a minute.
Prefilled with the links readers see now. Change what is different; empty fields are left out.
optional: prove something on-chain (LP burn, LP lock, vesting, dev wallets). Every reader checks these; one that does not check out shows as CLAIM FAILED.
public memo, stored on-chain for good:
"DEX paid" is one field in one endpoint: tokenProfile: approved. It means a form was filled and $299 arrived. Everything above was readable before that payment and will be readable after the dev leaves. Read the argument.
recently checked
Last tokens anyone ran through opendex. Verdict is about the creator wallet, not the chart.
creator updates
Every creator update published through opendex, read from the inbox address with one RPC call. No server, no moderator.
sources: RPC getAccountInfo · IPFS · lite-api.jup.ag · api.rugcheck.xyz · api.dexscreener.com/orders/v1 · Memo program · inbox FGzq…pYSj · @opendexinfo · source · audited by larpcheck: likely real