binance-token-audit

name	binance-token-audit
description	Binance Web3 official skill — security audit for token contracts, detecting honeypots, rug pulls, and malicious functions across BSC, Base, Solana, and Ethereum. Sourced from github.com/binance/binance-skills-hub.
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Binance Token Security Audit

Official Binance Web3 skill for detecting scams, honeypots, and malicious contracts before trading.

Source: binance/binance-skills-hub

Supported Chains

Chain	binanceChainId
BSC	56
Base	8453
Solana	CT_501
Ethereum	1

API — Token Audit

POST https://web3.binance.com/bapi/defi/v1/public/wallet-direct/security/token/audit
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "binanceChainId": "56",
  "contractAddress": "0x...",
  "requestId": "<uuid-v4>"
}

requestId must be a valid UUID v4 (generate a new one per request).

Risk Levels

Level	Severity	Meaning
0–1	LOW	Lower risk detected — NOT guaranteed safe
2–3	MEDIUM	Moderate risks — review carefully
4	HIGH	Critical risks — avoid trading
5	HIGH	Severe confirmed risks — block transaction

Response Fields

• hasResult: whether audit data exists for this contract
• isSupported: whether this chain/contract is supported
• riskLevel: 0–5 numeric risk score
• riskItems: list of detected risk factors (honeypot, rug pull, malicious functions, etc.)
• auditTime: timestamp of audit

Results are only valid when both hasResult: true AND isSupported: true.

Critical Limitations

⚠️ LOW risk does NOT mean "safe". Audit results are point-in-time snapshots only. Contract owners can modify contracts or restrict liquidity after your purchase. Always conduct your own research (DYOR).

This audit is for reference only and does not constitute investment or financial advice.

Usage Examples

User: Is this contract safe to buy? 0xabc...
→ POST Token Audit, binanceChainId:56, contractAddress:0xabc...
→ Report risk level and detected risk items

User: Check this Solana token for honeypot
→ POST Token Audit, binanceChainId:CT_501, contractAddress:<address>

User: Run security check before swapping
→ Automatically call Token Audit before any swap operation

Best Practice

Always run a token audit before:

• Swapping or buying an unknown token
• Adding liquidity to a new pool
• Interacting with an unfamiliar contract