Address poisoning check · Solana
Scammers copy the first and last characters of addresses you've paid, then dust your wallet so the fake sits in your history. Mirrova checks the middle before you send.
Use cases
Address poisoning works because copying from a past transaction feels safe. These are the moments Mirrova is built for.
You copy the vendor’s address from your transaction history to settle this month’s invoice.
Mirrova:Mirrova flags it if that “history” entry is a lookalike planted by dust, before the funds leave.
You move funds to an exchange deposit address you only use now and then.
Mirrova:Compare against your Trusted Book and the real payment history so a near-identical address never slips through.
A signer proposes a transfer and the destination “looks right” in the proposal.
Mirrova:Check the destination first. Verdicts show the exact matching characters and the delay after your last real payment.
You pay the same contributors every cycle, usually by copying from last time.
Mirrova:Save each verified address once. Every later check is an exact match, or a clear warning.
One wrong character costs more than any fee. You want a second look before signing.
Mirrova:Account-type, age and activity evidence tells you whether the destination is a real wallet or a trap.
Strange tiny deposits keep showing up in your wallet.
Mirrova:Poison Map lists every lookalike, the dust it sent and how many seconds after you paid it arrived.
How to use
No install, no signature, no seed phrase. Everything is read-only.
Enter the address you’re about to pay. Add your own wallet (or connect read-only) so Mirrova can compare it against your history.
Recent transfers are compared character by character. The destination’s account type, age and activity are read on-chain.
Danger, caution, verified or new, with the evidence and a character diff. Save verified recipients to your Trusted Book.
Matches are checked character by character on base58 addresses. Dust is flagged by amount and by fake stablecoin mints.
Poison Map
Paste your wallet to see the real address you paid, the lookalike that dusted you, and how fast it arrived.
Trusted Book
Send Check looks here first. Save an address after you’ve confirmed it from its source.
Stored only in this browser. Mirrova never uploads it.
No saved addresses yet.
What it checks
Flags addresses that share the first and last characters of one you’ve paid, with severity by match length.
Tokens named USDC or USDT that aren’t the canonical mint are labelled Fake USDC or Fake USDT.
See how many seconds after your payment the dust arrived, the signature of a grinding bot.
Warns before you send to a mint, a program or a token account, where funds are usually lost.
Save verified recipients in your browser. Send Check compares against them first.
No signing, no transactions, no seed phrases. Connecting a wallet only reads the public key.
FAQ
Official contract address
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