GoPlus Security

GoPlus provides an open API and an AVS-based decentralized architecture that platforms embed directly into their transaction flow. Any blockchain, rollup project, or decentralized application can integrate without centralized gatekeeping. DexScreener's token security detection system, for example, was built on GoPlus's API to provide real-time token risk analysis embedded in the trading interface (per GoPlus, June 2024).

GoPlus scans for malicious assets, suspicious contract permissions, and transaction-level anomalies across the full lifecycle of a blockchain interaction. As of mid-2026, the firm reports more than 800,000 malicious assets flagged across supported chains. Its AI-powered analysis targets rug pulls, honeypots, and smart-contract exploits that typically appear between token launch and exchange listing.

It is infrastructure, not a traditional audit firm. GoPlus distributes security validation across network participants using an Actively Validated Services (AVS) model, meaning risk analysis is executed by independent node operators rather than a single centralized team. The firm explicitly describes itself as a decentralized security layer, sitting architecturally between the consensus layer and the application layer of Web3 stacks.

GoPlus claims security coverage across more than 30 blockchain networks, though it does not publish an exhaustive list. The firm's stated strategy is to integrate with RPC providers, Rollup-as-a-Service projects, and L2 ecosystems, suggesting broad EVM coverage and likely expanding to non-EVM environments as developer partnerships grow.

There is no public evidence of a fund structure, LP base, or investment vehicle. GoPlus appears to operate as a product company monetizing API access, partnerships, and possibly protocol-level security fees — making it structurally closer to a decentralized cybersecurity infrastructure provider than to an asset manager deploying external capital.