Transparency score, not a security audit.
Scores are generated automatically from public data. Projects are not involved unless a page is marked “Claimed”, and claiming never changes a score. How scores are made · Corrections & opt-out.
Recheckable publishes automated transparency scores based on public data (blockchain data, official websites and public code repositories). A score shows how much of a project’s control structure, code and contact information could be checked from public sources on the date shown. It is not a security audit, certification or guarantee, and not financial, investment, legal or tax advice. A high score does not mean low risk. Scores are produced automatically, are snapshots and may be incomplete or out of date. Unknown costs 1.5 points per check; “Not read” costs nothing but lowers coverage. Weights and thresholds are our own editorial choices. A grey badge means “changed or out of date”, not “bad”. Transparency score, not a security audit. The badge says “no changes since review”, never “safe”. Found an error? info@recheckable.com or the corrections page.
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Project list: Open Dev Data by Electric Capital, CC BY 4.0. Solana added manually. Scores are not part of that dataset; they are generated by Recheckable from public data.
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