DeepGyre/Batch token scanner

Batch token scanner

Several contracts, one run — each with its full security report.

What you see

How to read it

Each result is the same report a single scan produces; a check that could not run is shown as unavailable, not passed.

What it does not show

Five contracts per run keeps each report complete. There is no shorter report to make larger batches fit.

Each result is the same point-in-time report a single scan produces. A check that could not run prints unavailable — it is never scored as passed or failed.

The batch is a convenience, not a verdict: it does not weight, rank or advise. Read each token's own report before acting on any of them.

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Frequently asked

How many contracts per batch?

Up to five.

Can I mix chains in one batch?

Yes, each address with its own chain.

Does it cost gas?

No — nothing is signed or sent.

Why does one address in the batch show fewer checks?

Different chains expose different contract shapes; a check that does not apply prints as unavailable rather than pretending to run.

Does the batch rank the tokens for me?

No. It runs the same report a single scan produces, side by side — the reading is yours.

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