token-integration-analyzer

Analyze target smart contract code to assess ERC20 and ERC721 conformity, identifying non-standard behaviors and risks from over 20 known weird token patterns like fee-on-transfer or missing return values.

When integrating fee-on-transfer tokens into a DeFi protocol, check for risks from known weird token patterns, reentrancy vulnerabilities, and incorrect contract composition. Evaluate contract owner privileges and protocol handling of non-standard tokens to ensure secure integration.

On-chain scarcity analysis evaluates token distribution security by assessing token configuration and distribution directly on the blockchain, such as Ethereum. This helps identify potential manipulation risks and ensures protocol handling of non-standard tokens is secure.

Yes, Slither is required to analyze ERC721 conformity and identify over 20 known weird token patterns. The security analysis depends on the Slither analyzer dependency to systematically assess token implementations and integrations based on Trail of Bits' checklist.

Perform token implementation analysis to check ERC20/ERC721 conformity and identify non-standard behaviors within the token itself. Conduct token integration analysis to assess how your protocol handles arbitrary, potentially malicious external tokens.