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Namefence

Name and ticker check for Solana coins

Check if your coin's name is already taken before you launch.

Type a name and a ticker. We search live Solana listings for exact copies and sneaky look-alikes, like B0NK with a zero, and tell you in plain words how crowded that name is.

Results come from public Jupiter and DexScreener listings, read in your browser. Nothing is launched, bought or signed here.

A registry ledger: coin names drop into rows; later coins that reuse the same ticker are fenced off and struck through
Reading live listings…

How it works in 3 steps

I

Type a name and ticker

The name you plan to launch with, like "Moon Cat" and MOON.

II

We search live listings

Exact copies, different capitals, look-alike letters and one-letter-off spellings.

III

You get a clear verdict

Clear, used, crowded or taken, with every match listed.

Read-only: no wallet needed, nothing is signed, nothing costs anything.

Register search · 01

Check a name and ticker

What this does: searches live Solana coin listings for anything that uses your name or ticker, including disguised spellings, and gives a clone-risk verdict.

Register search · 02

Look-alike lab

What this does: shows how copycats disguise a ticker (zeros for O, Cyrillic letters that look Latin), reveals hidden letters, and compares two names. All maths happens in your browser.

Disguises of a ticker

Compare two names

Register search · 03

Find a safer name

What this does: suggests variations of your ticker and checks each one live, so you can pick one nobody is using yet.

    Behind the counter

    Four things happen when you press search.

    1. Your name is written down. Letters are laid out exactly as you typed them.
    2. The register is searched. Live listings with that ticker or name are pulled in.
    3. Disguises are removed. Zeros, Cyrillic letters and spacing are boiled down to a plain spelling.
    4. Copies are fenced off. Anything that matches is listed, oldest first, with a verdict.

    Register search · 04

    Live: new coins reusing a ticker

    What this does: takes the latest coin launches on Solana and flags the ones whose ticker copies a trending or big coin, or another launch from the same batch.

    Press load to read the newest launches. We only load on request to stay light on the public data sources.

    Register search · 05

    Original or copy?

    What this does: paste a coin's mint address and see where it sits among every coin with the same ticker: first, biggest, or a later copy.

    Register search · 06

    Copycats of the coins I hold

    What this does: reads the coins in a wallet from Solana mainnet and counts how many other coins use the same tickers, so you know which ones are easy to confuse.

    Flowcharts

    How a check works, and where data goes

    Chart 1 · From your idea to a verdict
    You type a namename + ticker, nothing else Live listings searchedJupiter + DexScreener, keyless Disguises removed0→O, Cyrillic→Latin, spacing Matches sortedoldest first, size, launchpad Clone-risk modela score, labelled as a model Verdict in plain wordsplus safer names, checked too
    Chart 2 · Where the data goes (and the money does not)
    Public listingsnames, tickers, age Solana mainnetwallet coins, read-only Your browserall matching and scoringresults kept in memory only Your wallet (optional)only its public address is read Never happens hereno signing, no launchingno payments, no funds held

    Roadmap

    Filed, in review, and planned

    "Filed" means it works on this page today. Nothing here has a promised date.

    1. Filed

      The register search

      Exact, case, look-alike and one-letter-off matches across live listings, with a clone-risk verdict.

    2. Filed

      Tools around it

      Look-alike lab, safer-name finder, original-or-copy placement, live duplicates of new launches.

    3. Filed

      Wallet view

      Copycat counts for the coins in any wallet, read from mainnet.

    4. In review

      Image look-alikes

      Flag coins whose logo copies another coin's logo, not just the letters.

    5. Planned

      Watch a name

      Get told when a new coin starts using a ticker you care about. Needs a notifier we have not built.

    Tokenomics

    The coin, entered in the register

    Entry status: planned. No coin exists yet. If one launches it follows this structure, and its address will appear at the top of this page.

    Total supply, fixed forever0
    Public bonding curve0%Bought by anyone at the same rules. No presale, no private round.
    Pool liquidity at graduation0%Moves into a trading pool when the curve fills; the pool share is locked or burned.
    Team allocation0%None set aside. The team holds only what it buys on the curve.
    Mint and freeze authorityOffNo one can create more coins or freeze anyone's coins.

    Bonding curve figures follow the standard curve launch (about 793M sold on the curve, about 207M to the pool). Holding the coin gives no rights and no promised return.

    FAQ

    Questions people ask at the counter

    What is this, in one sentence?

    A free check that tells you whether a coin name or ticker is already being used on Solana, including disguised spellings, before you launch with it.

    Is it safe? Does it touch my money?

    It only reads public information. There is nothing to sign and nothing to pay. Connecting a wallet is optional and only shares your public address, which is used to list your coins.

    If a ticker is "clear", can I own it?

    No. Nobody owns a ticker on Solana; anyone can launch a coin with any name. "Clear" only means we found no matching coin in the listings we can search right now.

    What is a look-alike?

    A spelling that looks the same to a reader but is different to a computer: a zero instead of O, a Cyrillic "а" instead of a Latin "a", extra spaces or a dollar sign. Copycats use them to borrow a known name.

    How is the clone-risk score worked out?

    It is our own simple model: big or verified coins with the same ticker add the most, then each smaller exact copy, then look-alikes and one-letter-off spellings. The method is printed under every result. It is a guide, not legal advice.

    Why might a coin be missing?

    The search services return their best 20 to 30 matches, and brand-new coins can take a few minutes to appear. A missing coin is possible; a listed coin is real.

    Is there a coin?

    Not yet. The Tokenomics section shows how it would be set up. Only an address shown at the top of this page would be official.