The on-chain trade and security platform Guardis, which tracks smart money and identifies frauds, has officially debuted. To assist users in making better trading choices and preventing scams, the platform combines wallet intelligence, automatic fraud detection, and low-latency trading tools into a single interface.
Guardis is a non-custodial platform that first launched on Solana that enables users can find, examine, and exchange tokens on-chain. Guardis uses secure social-based authentication instead of keeping user money or private keys, allowing users to always have complete control over their assets.
Guardis was developed in reaction to the rising amount of frauds, harmful token releases, and rug pulls that target retail traders, especially with regard to memecoins and other speculative tokens. By providing customers with more insight into token activity, wallet behavior, and security threats prior to trading, it aims to make trading safer.
The platform’s very low latency trading infrastructure is one of its primary differentiators. Guardis offers token discovery and market data up to 10 seconds quicker than the largest token monitoring systems, which improves user experience and enables traders to respond swiftly to new releases, changes in liquidity, and trading opportunities.
The three main features of Guardis’ platform enable traders to securely traverse cryptocurrency marketplaces in real time and identify opportunities earlier:
The majority of traders only become aware that a cryptocurrency is harmful when wallets begin to dump or liquidity vanishes. Guardis responds to this with Warden, an automated security intelligence solution that proactively detects on-chain risks and malicious token activity. Warden constantly checks transaction activity and smart contracts for fraudulent trading, strange wallet behavior, security flaws, and liquidity threats. Every token has a safety score between 0 and 100, with scores over 80 indicating serious security issues. If a major danger is found, the token instantly notifies users.
It connects to Telegram, where users may trade inside the app, watch signals, and get notifications. Guardis has a 1% trading fee. Standard customers get 35% cashback on all transactions, while Pro users receive 50%. Additionally, 15% of trading fees made by referred customers are distributed via the platform’s referral program.
As on-chain trading develops, Guardis intends to go beyond Solana with support for other blockchains, more sophisticated analytics tools, and more security monitoring capabilities.


