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Compare GoPlus with MythX

Comparison of GoPlus, MythX
Detail
CategorySecurity & RiskSecurity & Risk
Used for
Contract Risk AnalysisSupportsSupports
Smart Contract ScannerSupportsSupports
Address Risk CheckSupportsDoesn't list
Honeypot DetectionSupportsDoesn't list
Phishing DetectionSupportsDoesn't list
Rug Pull DetectionSupportsDoesn't list
Scam DetectionSupportsDoesn't list
Token SecuritySupportsDoesn't list
Transaction SimulationSupportsDoesn't list
Chains
EthereumSupportsSupports
MultichainSupportsDoesn't list
SolanaSupportsDoesn't list
Platforms
APISupportsSupports
Browser ExtensionSupportsDoesn't list
CLIDoesn't listSupports
WebSupportsDoesn't list
Features
APISupportsSupports
AISupportsDoesn't list
Browser ExtensionSupportsDoesn't list
DashboardDoesn't listSupports
Real-time DataSupportsDoesn't list
Data
SecuritySupportsSupports
On-chainSupportsDoesn't list
Pricing
FreemiumSupportsDoesn't list
Pricing and verification
Starting priceUnknownUnknown
Free planYesUnknown
Free trialUnknownUnknown
VerificationNot verifiedNot verified

“Doesn’t list” means the catalog has no record of it for that tool, not that the tool cannot do it.

Verdict

From CoinSeek’s reviewed take on each tool. Neither is declared the winner.

GoPlus

GoPlus is a security service for Web3 that checks tokens, NFTs, addresses and websites for signs of scams, phishing and theft. Most of it is offered through APIs, and there is also a browser extension that scans transactions as they happen. Its transaction simulation covers EVM chains and Solana, so a user can see the risk of a transaction before sending it. It also has a token locker, open-source token templates and tools aimed at AI agents. A free tier exists, and both newcomers wanting safety checks and developers building them into apps may find it useful.

Best for: Checking tokens before buying; Developers adding security APIs; Simulating transactions before sending; Spotting phishing sites and scam addresses

MythX

MythX is a security analysis service for Ethereum smart contracts, made by the ConsenSys Diligence team. It checks Solidity code for known vulnerability types listed in the SWC Registry and produces reports that point to the affected source lines and include steps to reproduce each issue. A dashboard keeps a history of past analyses, and the service connects to VS Code, Remix, a command-line tool and an API. One important caveat: the catalog notes the MythX suite was announced to be sunset, so readers should check its current status. Mythril stays open source, while Harvey became Diligence Fuzzing.

Best for: Solidity developers checking contracts; Scanning Ethereum contracts for known flaws; Adding security checks to IDEs