Verify a coin

Verify a Feel.cash coin using its chain, full contract address, API record, and launch transaction before trading or integrating it.

A coin's name, ticker, image, or social account can be copied. Identify it by its chain and complete contract address, then inspect the launch record before trading or integrating.

Verify the contract and launch

Before trading or integrating:

1. Open the canonical feel.cash/:slug page.

2. Confirm the chain and complete contract address.

3. Resolve that chain and address through the API.

4. Require officialFeelLaunch: true, then check the integrator, pool, and fee configuration.

5. Inspect the contract and creation transaction on the chain explorer.

Do not rely on a ticker, name, image, the fee1 suffix, Airlock, or integrator alone. The onchain signals identify provenance candidates; the API officiality flag completes the current Feel.cash check.

Verify a Solana coin

A Solana coin has no Airlock or integrator. Check these instead:

1. Open the canonical feel.cash/:slug page and copy the complete address. Solana addresses are case-sensitive.

2. Find the coin in the API with chain=solana and require officialFeelLaunch: true.

3. On Solscan, confirm the token uses Token-2022, has a supply of 1,000,000,000 with 6 decimals, and has no mint authority and no freeze authority.

4. Confirm its launch pool names the Feel.cash platform, Fo1dp1JYQQWgYgAdiZWfmJpA7KRreCdCEyEEVcE1Q2TN. Raydium's launch API returns it as platformInfo.pubKey: https://launch-mint-v1.raydium.io/get/by/mints?ids=<mint>.

The address ends in fee1 in any letter case. Like the EVM suffix, that ending and the platform are signals, not proof: anyone can mine the ending or name the platform. Program addresses and the metadata authority are listed in Contracts and onchain identity.

This process proves product attribution, not safety. It is not a smart-contract audit, creator endorsement, or guarantee of price, volume, liquidity, sellability, or returns.