Analyse a contract

Unverified contracts

An unverified contract is the case most tools give up on. Molthood still scans it: the deployed bytecode contains four-byte function selectors, and those selectors can be resolved against a public signature registry.

That means owner powers — mint, pause, blacklist, fee changes — can often be proved present without any published source. What it cannot do is prove them absent, so those findings are unknown rather than refuted.

What you get

• Whether published source exists, and a link to it if so.
• The owner powers the selector scan resolved, each with a severity.
• Proxy indicators, where the pattern is detectable.
• A risk score over all of it, on the same scale as a token.