Risk reports

Token safety on every chain: honeypot, tax, mint and pause powers, liquidity and holders, plus, on Robinhood, whether the token is genuine or an impostor.

A risk report is Vision's safety scan for a token. It works on Robinhood, Solana and every EVM chain we support: ask "is this safe" about anything and Vision pulls on-chain data, scores it across a set of checks, and rolls those into one verdict. From checks to verdict. On Robinhood: is this even the real token? This is the check that matters most there, and it runs first. Searching a ticker like NVDA on Robinhood Chain returns ten different tokens.

One is the genuine Robinhood-issued token; the rest are impostors using the same ticker, and some of them report far more liquidity than the real one, so "the biggest pool" is exactly the wrong way to pick. Vision checks the contract address against its own registry of Robinhood-issued tokens and tells you plainly whether you are looking at the real one. If you are not, it gives you the address of the one you probably meant.

A clean scan is not the same as the right token. Impostor tokens are often technically clean. No honeypot, no tax, verified source. That is precisely why identity is answered before anything else. What it checks The questions differ by chain, because the ways a token can hurt you differ. Everywhere Liquidity. Is the LP locked, and how deep is it? Holder distribution. Concentration in the top wallets.

On Solana Mint authority. Can someone print more supply? Freeze authority. Can someone freeze your tokens? Transfer tax and known scam flags. On Robinhood and EVM chains Honeypot. Could you actually sell it again? Buy and sell tax. What the contract takes on each side. Mintable. Can the owner still create supply? Pausable and blacklist. Can the owner freeze transfers or block your address? Verified source.

Is the code published so it can be read at all? Upgradeable. Is it a proxy whose code can be swapped out later? Not checked is not the same as fine. On newer chains some of these cannot be determined. Those show as unknown rather than passing quietly. A check Vision could not run is never counted as one the token passed. Verdicts Looks clean. Passes all critical checks. Minor risks. Small flags worth knowing about.

Notable risks. Read carefully before trading. High risk. You really should not trade this. Risk reports aren't a guarantee. Vision runs technical checks. It can't predict rugs, social engineering, or exploits. Treat the report as a floor, not a ceiling, of due diligence.