How Investors Verify a Token or Liquidity Lock
Learn how to verify a token or LP lock on-chain: check the lock contract on the block explorer, confirm the amount, unlock time, and that it can't be withdrawn early.
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To verify a lock, you read it directly on-chain instead of trusting a screenshot. A real lock shows the exact token, amount, owner, and unlock time in a contract anyone can inspect on the block explorer, and the contract has no early-withdraw or admin-override function. If you can't verify those facts on-chain, treat the 'lock' as unproven.
Checklist
- Open the lock's certificate and follow it to the block explorer (Etherscan on Robinhood Chain).
- Confirm the locked token address matches the project's real token.
- Confirm the amount and the unlock time.
- Confirm the lock contract's source is verified and has no early-exit function.
- For LP locks, confirm the LP token's underlying pair is the real pair.
- Cross-check with an independent scanner: a Quick Intel scan of the token on Robinhood Chain reports liquidity held in Titan Locker as locked.
Can I verify a Titan lock with Quick Intel?
Yes, on Robinhood Chain. Quick Intel lists Titan Locker among the LP lockers its scanner supports, so when you scan a Robinhood Chain token whose liquidity is locked in Titan Locker, Quick Intel's scan shows that liquidity as locked. Every Robinhood Chain lock certificate links straight to the scan. Use it as a second opinion next to the certificate: if the two disagree, trust the on-chain data on the certificate and the block explorer.