Start here
Start with the evidence
Inspect a token address, understand the four checks, and keep the receipt.
A closer look starts here.
Start with a contract address. Leave with the evidence you can establish, and the questions still open.
Make your first peel
Sample reports are labeled DEMO. Live checks use current sources and can return Unknown. A fixture is never a fallback for missing data.
What PeelSignal checks
Paste a token contract on Robinhood Chain to read its onchain details and look for explorer records and trading pairs. The token does not need a manual listing in PeelSignal. Each source keeps its own result and retrieval time, so you can see what was found and what could not be read.
The report also applies supported issuer, project identity and oracle methods, with separate panels for contract provenance, price integrity, exposure evidence and eligibility. Discovery results do not replace the evidence those methods require.
The scanner is read-only. You do not need an account or a wallet connection, and the check does not create a transaction.
Choose a task
Start with the task you came here to do.
- Run your first peel with a contract address.
- Find information about any token using its exact Robinhood Chain address.
- Understand reviewed project identity and its published source comparisons.
- Read a report and follow its evidence links.
- Check coverage for reviewed sources and oracle pairs.
- Understand an Unknown result.
- Keep and share a receipt.
Use the right network
The MVP targets Robinhood Chain mainnet, chain ID 4663. An address can exist on several networks. PeelSignal treats the chain and address together as the identity being checked.
See the official network configuration for Robinhood Chain details.
Read the limits with the result
A familiar contract address does not establish reserves. A recent price update does not establish liquidity or a fair execution price. Eligibility remains Not confirmed in the MVP.
PeelSignal is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Robinhood. A receipt is a record of supported observations, not proof of reserves, a token-security audit or permission to trade.