Read-only by design
Scanning uses read calls only. There is no Lummiq wallet, no vault and no swap contract, so there is nothing of yours for us to touch.
Security
Check the chain, not our word.
Nothing about Lummiq needs your trust: keys and funds stay with you, and every conclusion arrives with its evidence.
Lummiq will never
- Take custody of funds, or hand you an address to deposit into
- Request your recovery words or a private key, for any reason
- Request a token approval from your wallet
- Make you create an account or hand over an email
- Stamp a token as safe, verified or a scam
Anyone using the Lummiq name to ask for one of these is running a scam.
Know the limits
- A new token can go to nothing within minutes, whatever a scan shows.
- Rules only see what they were written to look for. A new trick can pass every one of them.
- Holder and pool numbers come from public services that can lag, fail or be wrong.
- An owner who looks harmless today can still act tomorrow. Read the powers, not the mood.
- On-chain transfers cannot be undone; a mistake stays a mistake.
What we do instead
Inputs beside every result
Each indicator lists the measured value, the threshold and links to the explorer, so you can check our reading instead of trusting it.
Address before name
Every token is shown by full contract address with an explorer link. Names and tickers can be copied; the address cannot.
One transaction, yours to sign
The only transaction the site prepares is the optional report anchor. It moves no tokens and needs no approval; your wallet shows exactly what it calls.
Locked-down relay
The site's RPC relay forwards a short list of read methods, caps request sizes and gas, and rate-limits every network. It cannot sign or create a transaction.
Limits on every endpoint
Scan and lookup APIs are cached per address and rate-limited per network, so one visitor cannot exhaust the data sources for everyone else.
Look twice before connecting.
Confirm the address bar shows the genuine Lummiq domain and your wallet reads Robinhood Chain, network 4663.
Open the FAQ