See the liquidity before you swap
Luxra reads Solana pools, routes and mint settings side by side, so the depth behind a token, the cost of a larger order and the switches its creator kept are on screen before you sign anything. It holds nothing and sends nothing.
One token, three questions. Each answer arrives with its inputs.
How deep the market is, which pools carry it, and how volume and price moved over the last thirty days.
What a trade of your size returns on each route, with its price impact and the least you would receive.
Which authorities are still switched on, how concentrated holders and pools are, and the value behind every flag.
Paste a mint, read the panels, decide for yourself.
- 01Find the token
Search by name or paste a mint address. Decimals, pools and venues are resolved from public indexes in a second or two.
- 02Read three panels
Liquidity across every pool found, live quotes at the size you type, and the rule list with the value each rule looked at.
- 03Trade where you choose
Luxra stops at information. You open your own wallet or venue; no order passes through this site and no fee is taken.
Compare routes before you swap. Luxra only reads the quotes.
The Route Explorer asks a public aggregator for the same trade six ways: the best route across every venue, a single pool with no hops, and one venue family at a time. You see output, price impact and the minimum after your slippage setting, next to each other, and nothing is built or signed.
# Compare six routes for 25 SOL to USDC (quotes only)
curl "https://luxra.online/api/quote?in=So111…1112\
&out=EPjF…Dt1v&amount=25&slippageBps=50"
# Risk indicators for one mint, with inputs
curl "https://luxra.online/api/risk?mint=JUPyiwrYJFskUPiHa7hkeR8VUtAeFoSYbKedZNsDvCN"Every flag shows the number that raised it.
A report reads the mint account itself, the pools that trade it and a public token index, then runs a short list of published rules. Each line says what was measured, which source it came from and where the threshold sits, so you can disagree with a rule and still use the number.
Nothing here calls a token good or bad. A clean report can still go to zero, and a flagged one may be fine for what you want. It is also not a substitute for an independent code review of any program.
- 01Read the mint
Supply, decimals, mint and freeze authority, token extensions and metadata lock, straight from a Solana RPC node.
- 02Map the market
Every pool the public pair index lists for the mint: venue, liquidity, age, and how much of the total the biggest pool holds.
- 03Apply the rules
Each rule compares one measured value with a published threshold and prints both. The page never adds a score.
Read live from Solana a moment ago: finalized blockhash — · slot —. Every figure on this site comes from a read like this one, or from a public index named next to it.