jaiswalraj03014/auditswap

AuditSwap is an automated trading bot for the Solana blockchain that tries to solve a specific problem faced by people trading new tokens: acting fast enough to catch early opportunities while also verifying that a token is not a scam. On Solana, thousands of new tokens are created every day, and many are designed to steal funds, a practice known as a "rug pull." Manual checks take too long, blindly buying is risky. AuditSwap aims to do both simultaneously at machine speed. The system works by continuously watching a live feed of newly created Solana tokens via the Birdeye data API. When a new token appears, the engine runs it through a four-gate security check before any money moves. The gates check whether the token's creator still has the power to print more tokens (a red flag), whether simulations suggest the token is a "honeypot" (a contract designed so you can buy but not sell), whether a small number of wallets hold too much of the supply (a concentration that enables coordinated dumps), and whether there is enough liquidity in the trading pool. If the token fails any single gate, it is rejected and logged. If it passes all four, the engine routes a trade through Jupiter, a decentralized exchange aggregator on Solana, and executes the swap automatically. The project is written in TypeScript and requires a Birdeye API key, a Solana wallet with funds, and a Solana RPC endpoint to connect to the network. It was built as a hackathon submission.