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Compare GoPlus with Wallet Guard

Comparison of GoPlus, Wallet Guard
Detail
CategorySecurity & RiskSecurity & Risk
Used for
Phishing DetectionSupportsSupports
Scam DetectionSupportsSupports
Transaction SimulationSupportsSupports
Address Risk CheckSupportsDoesn't list
Contract Risk AnalysisSupportsDoesn't list
Honeypot DetectionSupportsDoesn't list
Rug Pull DetectionSupportsDoesn't list
Smart Contract ScannerSupportsDoesn't list
Token SecuritySupportsDoesn't list
Wallet SecurityDoesn't listSupports
Chains
EthereumSupportsSupports
MultichainSupportsDoesn't list
SolanaSupportsDoesn't list
Platforms
Browser ExtensionSupportsSupports
APISupportsDoesn't list
WebSupportsDoesn't list
Features
AISupportsSupports
Browser ExtensionSupportsSupports
APISupportsDoesn't list
DashboardDoesn't listSupports
Real-time DataSupportsDoesn't list
Data
On-chainSupportsDoesn't list
SecuritySupportsDoesn't list
Pricing
FreeDoesn't listSupports
FreemiumSupportsDoesn't list
Pricing and verification
Starting priceUnknownUnknown
Free planYesYes
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

Wallet Guard

Wallet Guard is an open-source browser extension that works alongside a self-custodial wallet to flag scams and wallet drainers before a transaction reaches the wallet. It turns complex signatures into readable text, looks for phishing sites that copy real ones, and simulates transactions ahead of time. It cannot move assets or see private keys or seed phrases, and an optional dashboard can scan connected wallets. Simulation covers only certain chains, including Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum and Optimism. The catalog notes the tool was sunset at the end of March 2025, so check its current status before relying on it.

Best for: Checking NFT mints and claims; Vetting airdrop claims; Spotting phishing sites; Reviewing DeFi token trades