On-chain audit flags
On-chain authority + LP-burn rug-check signals for a token. Cheaper than /tokens/{mint} when you only need audit flags.
Public — no API key required. This is one of three intentionally keyless endpoints (along with /api/v1/stats and /api/v1/protocols).
Served by a separate service (CT106) at the root path — https://api.dexploit.dev/tokens/{mint}/audit, not under /api/v1.
Response semantics:
- Valid base58 mint, indexed →
200withindexed: trueand populated flags. - Valid base58 mint, not yet indexed →
200with the unindexed sentinel:indexed: false, all flagsnull, andtop10_pct: {value: null, status: "no_holder_data", computed_at: null}. It does not 404. - Malformed (non-base58) mint →
400.
Path Parameters
Response
Audit flags. indexed: false (with all-null flags) is the sentinel for a valid-but-unindexed mint — not an error.
On-chain authority and LP-burn checks for a token, served by a dedicated service (CT106) at the root path /tokens/{mint}/audit (not under /api/v1).
A valid base58 mint that has not been indexed yet still returns HTTP 200 with indexed: false and every flag/value null (the unindexed sentinel) — it does not 404. A malformed (non-base58) mint returns HTTP 400.
false when the mint is valid but not yet indexed — in that case mint_revoked, freeze_revoked, lp_burnt, and computed_at are all null and top10_pct.status is no_holder_data. true once audit data has been computed.
True if the dominant LP token is burnt/locked. null when not indexed/computed. This is the boolean roll-up; see lock for the structured signal.
Structured LP-lock signal. null when there is no structured signal yet (same meaning as a null lp_burnt). When present it distinguishes how the LP is secured and how confident we are.
null when not indexed/computed.
null when not indexed/computed.
Top 10 holders' share of supply, with explicit status. Always present (even when the value isn't computable yet).
Unix epoch seconds. null when not indexed/computed.

