# SolSentry

> Operator threat intelligence for Solana.

SolSentry is a Solana security protocol providing operator-level threat intelligence. It tracks wallets behind serial rug pulls across tokens, letting traders and builders check risk for any wallet or token address.

SolSentry is a security protocol that provides operator-level threat intelligence for the Solana network. Rather than scoring individual tokens, it builds a cross-token, cross-wallet graph that links wallets to the same operator behind repeated token launches. It serves retail traders, researchers, and developers who need to assess wallet or token risk before transacting.

The protocol treats tokens as disposable and operators as the persistent identity, so its detection layer follows wallet behavior across deployments rather than treating each token in isolation. Autonomous detection agents run continuous onchain analysis and adjust their own scoring logic based on prediction outcomes, rather than relying on static rule sets. Predictions and resulting accuracy figures are published through a public interface, allowing outcomes to be checked against live data rather than taken on trust.

Access is offered through a free public interface alongside a paid tier for extended history and alerts, plus developer tools including an API and an agent-integration server for embedding risk checks into other applications. The protocol does not issue its own token. It supports both English and Portuguese users, and is used by traders screening addresses, researchers studying onchain fraud patterns, and developers building wallet-risk checks into other tools.

- Type: Protocol
- Sector: Security
- Status: Active
- Founded: 2026-04-08
- Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/solsentry

## Products

- [SolSentry](https://thegrid.id/profiles/solsentry): SolSentry is a web application for assessing rug-pull risk on Solana token deployments and wallets. It computes a cross-token, cross-wallet operator graph from live mainnet data, running holder-concentration checks, bot-cluster forensics, and drain tracing to flag serial rug operators before they strike again. The Easy mode offers a free instant lookup for any wallet or token address, while the Pro mode adds a live alert feed, bot-cluster views, token and wallet dashboards, KOL tracking, and visibility into the underlying autonomous scoring pipeline. (Risk Assessment, Early access, Main Product)
- [SolSentry API](https://thegrid.id/profiles/solsentry): SolSentry API is a public REST interface exposing the same operator threat-intelligence engine used across SolSentry's other surfaces. It returns operator and token risk profiles, deployment timelines, drain traces, bot-cluster data, and network statistics as JSON, with read endpoints available without authentication. Selected endpoints also support per-call micropayments so autonomous agents can pay for access without registering an account. (Risk Assessment, Live)
- [SolSentry MCP Server & SDK](https://thegrid.id/profiles/solsentry): SolSentry MCP Server and SDK is an installable package that exposes SolSentry's Solana operator threat intelligence to AI agents and TypeScript backends. It ships as a Model Context Protocol server with tools for wallet and token risk lookups, recent alerts, resolutions, drain tracing, and network statistics, usable in clients such as Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, and Zed. The same package includes a TypeScript client for applications that need the underlying data without an MCP transport, and a skills bundle for structured agent workflows. (MCP, Live)
- [SolSentry Telegram Bot](https://thegrid.id/profiles/solsentry): SolSentry Telegram Bot delivers the same operator threat intelligence through a Telegram chat interface. Users paste a wallet or token address and receive an operator-aware risk assessment, including flags, holder distribution, bot-cluster links, and drain traces, ahead of on-chain activity. The bot supports a set of commands for scanning, cross-referencing watched wallets, tracing fund flows, and receiving alerts on serial rug operators. (Risk Assessment, Live)

## Links

- [Main](https://solsentry.app)
- [Twitter / X](https://x.com/solsentryai)
- [GitHub](https://github.com/solsentry)

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