Live · chain 5042
Arc code
Paste a contract before you approve it. The page reads the bytecode length, whether it answers like an ERC-20, and whether it reports ERC-721 or ERC-1155. One storage word is on Arc slot. Mint control and a sell quote are on Arc rug.
About this desk
- What you use it for
- Check a contract’s bytecode and whether it answers like a token or an NFT before you approve it.
- What the numbers are
- Code size is eth_getCode. Symbol, name, decimals, and supply are the ERC-20 reads. ERC-165, ERC-721, and ERC-1155 are supportsInterface calls.
- What it leaves out
- A missing answer stays unreported. Interface bits are what the contract claims, not an audit. An address with no code is an account.
Every desk is introduced the same way on the desk list.
0x0d4373510d2af6b556d253eb8675d4c71b5aec3c · tip 23,689,814
This address has no contract code. It is an account, or the contract was not deployed here.
- Bytecode
- 0
- bytes
- Symbol
- —
- name not reported
- Decimals
- —
- supply not reported
- ERC-165
- not reported
- supportsInterface
- ERC-721
- not reported
- NFT
- ERC-1155
- not reported
- multi-token
How to read this
- What a yes means
- ERC-721 or ERC-1155 means the contract says it supports that interface. Decimals mean it answered like a fungible token. A contract can answer both. This is not an audit of the bytecode.