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Security

Slinq is designed with security as a priority. Here’s how we protect you.

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Smart Contract Security

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Locked Liquidity

BNB Chain Slinq tokens have permanently locked liquidity:
  • LP tokens are sent to the LP Locker contract
  • There is no withdraw function
  • Not even the Slinq team can unlock liquidity
  • This prevents “rug pulls” where creators steal funds
Once liquidity is locked, it cannot be removed—ever. Your trading pool is permanent.

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Immutable Token Parameters

After launch, token properties cannot be changed:
Immutability protects traders from bait-and-switch schemes where creators change token details after launch.

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No Team Tokens

Slinq tokens have:
  • 100% of supply in the liquidity pool
  • 0% team allocation
  • 0% pre-mine
  • No hidden wallets
The creator only earns through creator revenue, not token holdings.

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MEV Protection

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What is MEV?

MEV (Maximal Extractable Value) attacks include:
  • Front-running: Bots buying before your transaction to profit from price impact
  • Sandwiching: Bots buying before and selling after your trade
  • Sniping: Bots grabbing tokens in the first block of a launch

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How We Protect You

On BNB Chain Infinity launches, Slinq’s launch protection uses dynamic buy fees during the first 30 seconds after launch. The total hook fee is capped at 5% and then settles back to the 1% base fee. The MEV premium only applies to buy orders — sells always pay the standard 1%. This makes sniping and front-running unprofitable while letting regular users trade fairly.

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Fee Distribution Security

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Smart Contract Custody

Creator rewards are tracked onchain and can only be claimed by the wallet currently set to receive them:
  • Not controlled by Slinq team
  • Only the designated beneficiary wallet can receive claims
  • Cannot be redirected or stolen
  • Transparent on-chain

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Claim Safety

When you claim fees:
  • Only your wallet can initiate the claim
  • Funds go directly to your wallet
  • No intermediaries or custodians

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Platform Security

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Wallet Connections

Slinq uses Privy for secure wallet connections:
  • We never see or store your private keys
  • Sign-in uses cryptographic signatures
  • Session tokens are encrypted
  • No password storage on our servers

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Gasless Lazy Launch

BNB Chain token creation uses a “lazy launch” system with EIP-712 typed signatures. Ethereum launches use Slinq’s Clanker wrapper flow.
  • You sign a message (called a “Launch Intent”), not a transaction — no gas fees for you
  • The token only deploys on-chain when the first buyer arrives
  • Replay protection prevents duplicate deploys
  • Signature proves ownership without exposing keys
  • The first buyer’s transaction atomically creates the token, adds liquidity, and executes their buy — all in one step

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Best Practices for Users

Protect your wallet

  • Never share your seed phrase
  • Use hardware wallets for large holdings
  • Verify transaction details before signing

Verify before trading

  • Check the contract address
  • Verify the creator
  • Research before buying large amounts

Be cautious of scams

  • Slinq team will never DM you first
  • No one needs your seed phrase
  • Verify links before clicking

Start small

  • Test with small amounts first
  • Don’t invest more than you can lose
  • Memecoins are highly speculative

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Reporting Security Issues

If you discover a vulnerability:
  1. Do not post publicly
  2. Contact us through official channels
  3. Provide detailed reproduction steps
  4. Allow time for us to fix before disclosure
We take security reports seriously and appreciate responsible disclosure.

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Risk Disclaimer

Memecoins are high-risk assets. Despite our security measures:
  • Token prices can drop to zero
  • Trading involves financial risk
  • Past performance doesn’t predict future results
  • Only invest what you can afford to lose completely
Slinq provides the platform; investment decisions are yours alone.

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How Hooks Keep You Safe

BNB Chain protections are built into PancakeSwap Infinity hooks and Slinq’s permanent liquidity locking. Ethereum launches use the Slinq Clanker wrapper flow. You don’t need to take extra steps; the app shows the correct route for each token.

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Contract Addresses

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Ethereum Clanker References

Slinq’s Ethereum launch path uses the Slinq ETH wrapper around Clanker’s public SDK and contracts. Clanker publishes its deployed contract list and audits in its official docs.

Clanker Deployed Contracts

Official Clanker contract addresses, including Ethereum Mainnet.

Clanker Audit Reports

Published Clanker audits for v4.1, v4.0, v3.1, and v2.0.
Key Ethereum Mainnet Clanker v4 contracts:

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BNB Chain Slinq Contracts

Current BNB Chain launch and trading contracts are deployed and verified on BscScan (BSC Mainnet, Chain ID 56):

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V3 Contracts

You can also fetch current BNB Chain addresses programmatically via GET https://slinq.meme/api/config/contracts. Ethereum Clanker-wrapper addresses are handled by the app’s Ethereum launch route.
Never interact with contracts shared in DMs or unofficial channels. Only trust addresses from slinq.meme or official Slinq social accounts.