Token Risk Check – Deployer History & Rug Verdict is a paid API for AI agents from onchaincheck.dev, paid per call via x402, $0.005/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-30).
Looks up a token deployer's full launch history and returns a rug-pull risk verdict (repeat-rugger, prior-rug, serial-launcher, clean-so-far, too-new) with per-token risk scores and liquidity survival data at 24h and 7d.
Who launched this token, and what happened to their other tokens? A creator's launch record on Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon or Solana from our own history of new pools: every token the wallet launched since 2026-10-23 with its risk score at launch and whether its liquidity was gone 24 hours and 7 days later, plus a verdict (repeat-rugger, prior-rug, serial-launcher, clean-so-far, too-new). Pass the deployer wallet or a token address. Not advice.
Returns the deployer wallet address, a list of every token they launched since 2026-10-23 with each token's risk score at launch, whether liquidity was present 24 hours later, whether liquidity survived 7 days, and a summary verdict label: repeat-rugger, prior-rug, serial-launcher, clean-so-far, or too-new.
GEThttps://onchaincheck.dev/deployer?utm_source=zero.xyzUse this endpoint when you need a historical track record of a token deployer rather than just a point-in-time risk score for a single token. It is the right choice when assessing whether a wallet is a serial rugger across multiple launches, or when you want to know if liquidity actually survived 24h and 7d on prior tokens. Prefer this over single-token risk checks when performing deployer-level due diligence before buying into a new launch.
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