Policy & blacklist status
Open pools, scan signals, explicit risk blocks
DogeFactory can show a token in discovery, analytics, wallet views, or pools without endorsing it. This page explains the policy and lets users send a lightweight scan signal to admin triage. The scan does not whitelist, endorse, or promise a route; public swaps stay open for non-blocked pools that pass liquidity and runtime checks.
Request token scan
Use this when a token looks risky, a route is missing, or a swap attempt needs operator context. The request is transmitted to Admin > Token Policy > Triage inbox with the intake scan result.
1. User signal
Contract, optional contact, and reason are recorded.
2. Intake scan
Known risk words and request history produce a triage status.
3. Admin decision
Operators can re-scan, approve context, or block specific risk.
How to read this page
Trust is separate from routing
A token can exist on the network, and a pool can exist on DogeFactory, without carrying a DogeFactory trust mark.
Missing routes are not blocks
When the public swap path cannot execute yet, the token can still be observed without being treated as clean or endorsed.
Risk signals explain blocks
Tokens stay open by default when the registry is readable; critical risks move to an explicit token block.
Liquidity still matters
Even a non-blocked token still needs a real pool and enough liquidity before execution can work.
Public trust states
Trusted
An official or reviewed trust mark does not guarantee routing by itself. A live pool and runtime checks still decide execution.
Observed
The token or pool can be shown by the app without being endorsed or marked clean by DogeFactory.
Blocked
Critical risk was detected or recorded. Public swaps and new liquidity stay unavailable until policy changes.
Why a token may be blocked automatically
- Hidden or unstable transfer fees
- Sell-block or honeypot-like behavior
- Blacklist or freeze controls that can target normal users
- Abusive minting or supply changes
- Misleading metadata or impersonation risk
- Repeated failed risk signals or missing basic verification data
Automatic blocking is meant to keep clearly unsuitable tokens away from public swaps and new liquidity while operational follow-up stays manageable.
Why a route may be unavailable without being blocked
- No pool exists yet for the selected pair
- A pool exists, but liquidity is too low for public swapping
- The token is visible, but no usable pool was found yet
- The first usable pool still needs to be created
- The route is waiting for public app data to catch up
No route is not the same as blocked. It often means the token needs a first pool, more liquidity, or a fresh index update.
How the open pool policy works
Official DogeFactory launchers auto-register their tokens on-chain through approved registrars.
External tokens can still appear in discovery, pools, or wallet views if DogeFactory finds them on-chain or through the DogeOS list.
Pool creation is open for tokens that are not explicitly blocked. A pool can be visible without meaning DogeFactory endorses the token.
Public swaps use live pools when blacklist, liquidity, hook, module, and runtime checks pass. Critical-risk tokens can be blocked from swaps and new liquidity.
Existing LP positions can still inspect pools and remove liquidity even if a token later moves into blocked status.
Where to double-check
Use the token page, pool page, and wallet exposure panel together. Discovery answers "can I see it here?", while status badges answer "what does DogeFactory currently know about risk?".
Live public policy status
Registry readability
Unreadable
Blacklist enforcement
Unknown while registry is unreadable
Pool creation policy
Open unless blocked
Visible pools are not automatically endorsed by DogeFactory.
Risk handling
Automatic signals + manual follow-up
Clear, unclear, and critical-risk signals take different paths.
Deployment manifest
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Public UI toggles
Explorer-listed discovery: hidden by default
Explorer-listed limit-order discovery: quiet defaults
Limit orders V1: hidden
Signed limit orders: hidden
Manual fee-tier panel: hidden
What this page does not mean
A status, trust label, or submitted scan request is not the same thing as an audit, endorsement, whitelist, or promise of future liquidity.
A visible token or pool is not automatically trusted. A visible route can still be a bad trade.
DogeFactory does its best to reduce obvious risks and protect users, but no automated or manual policy can filter everything.
The policy model helps keep routing legible and safer. Users should still do their own research before deciding what they are getting into.