Guardis Launches Solana Trading Platform With Scam Detection Tools

• Guardis has launched a non-custodial on-chain trading and security platform, initially focused on Solana.
• The platform combines low-latency token discovery, wallet intelligence, scam detection and Telegram-based trading tools.

Guardis has launched a new on-chain trading and security platform aimed at helping crypto traders identify tokens earlier while avoiding obvious traps. The platform, based in San José, Costa Rica, is initially going live on Solana.

The pitch is straightforward. Guardis wants to combine fast trading infrastructure with wallet intelligence and automated scam detection in one interface. It does not custody user funds or private keys, instead using social-based authentication while leaving users in control of their assets.

Solana launch targets memecoin and new-token risk

Guardis is entering a part of the market where speed matters, but so does survival. Solana has become one of the busiest environments for new token launches, memecoins and short-cycle speculative trading. That activity brings liquidity and attention, but also rug pulls, malicious contracts and coordinated wallet behavior that retail traders often see too late.

The platform is built around three main tools. Token Stream monitors new Solana token launches in real time, allowing users to review liquidity, trading activity and execute trades directly. Smart Signals uses on-chain behavior to identify early momentum by tracking wallet clusters, transaction flows and emerging buying patterns. Guardis says the system has shown the ability to surface opportunities capable of generating up to 2.93x ROI.

Smart Screener adds a deeper intelligence layer. It analyzes transactions and wallet relationships to identify traders with stronger historical performance, then tracks how those wallets move capital across assets.

Warden scores token safety before traders enter

The security layer is called Warden. It scans smart contracts and transaction activity for vulnerabilities, suspicious wallets, liquidity risks and malicious trading behavior. Each token receives a safety score from 0 to 100, with scores above 80 indicating severe security concerns.

Guardis also integrates with Telegram, where users can receive alerts, monitor signals and execute trades. The platform charges a 1% trading fee, with 35% cashback for standard users and 50% for Pro users. A referral program distributes 15% of trading fees generated through referred users.

The company plans to expand beyond Solana, adding support for more blockchains, broader analytics and additional security monitoring as on-chain trading becomes faster, more fragmented and, frankly, harder for ordinary traders to read in real time.