KUSUMA TOOLS

What it does

Runs both a Token Scan (honeypot detection, ownership, liquidity, risk score) and a Contract Audit (vulnerability analysis, dangerous functions, Slither detectors) on any deployed smart contract — in a single pass.

Steps

1. Paste the contract address (e.g. 0xdAC17F958D2ee523a2206206994597C13D831ec7)
2. Select the chain where the contract is deployed
3. Click 🐉 Pentest Web3 — both analyses run automatically

Reading results

• Token Scan — honeypot, owner privileges, liquidity, risk flags
• Contract Audit — vulnerability findings, dangerous functions, risk score

What it does

Aggregates the latest crypto airdrop opportunities from multiple sources — shows project name, status, and direct links.

Steps

1. Click Fetch Latest Airdrops
2. Browse the table — click project names for details
3. Check Status tag: Active = still open, Ended = too late

What it does

Fetches the best swap quotes from DEX aggregators (like 1inch, Paraswap) — shows expected output amount, price impact, and gas estimate.

Steps

1. Enter Token In address (what you're selling) — use ETH or 0xEeeeeEeeeEeEeeEeEeEeeEEEeeeeEeeeeeeeEEeE for native ETH
2. Enter Token Out address (what you're buying)
3. Set Amount in human-readable units (e.g. 1.5 for 1.5 ETH)
4. Select Chain and click Get Quote

Reading results

• estimatedOutput = how much you'll receive
• priceImpact = if >1%, your trade moves the market significantly
• gas = estimated gas cost in native token

What it does

Checks native token balances across multiple EVM chains (ETH, BSC, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base) for any wallet address. Shows USD value if available.

Steps

1. Paste any EVM wallet address (0x...)
2. Click Track Portfolio
3. Browse balances per chain in the stats grid

What's shown

• Balance per chain = native token balance (ETH, BNB, MATIC, etc.)
• Total USD = combined USD value across all chains

What it does

Generates fresh wallets with full details: public address, private key, and 12-word BIP-39 mnemonic seed phrase.

Supported Chains

• EVM — Ethereum, BSC, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base (MetaMask/Rabby)
• Solana — Phantom/Solfare compatible
• Sui — Sui Wallet/Surf compatible
• TRON — TronLink compatible
• Bitcoin — Native SegWit (bc1q) + Legacy (1...)

Steps

1. Select Blockchain
2. Set Number of Wallets (1–20)
3. Click Generate Wallets

What it does

Generates unique email variants from a single Gmail address using two tricks:

• Dot trick — Gmail ignores dots: j.o.h.n@gmail.com = john@gmail.com
• Plus trick — john+tag@gmail.com routes to john@gmail.com

Steps

1. Enter your base Gmail (e.g. yourname@gmail.com)
2. Set Count — how many variants to generate
3. Click Generate Emails

Use cases

• Multi-account registration (airdrops, testnets, platforms)
• Each variant looks unique but all emails land in one inbox
• Mass signup campaigns with unique email per account

What it does

Fetches any webpage and extracts content — links, images, text, or specific elements using CSS selectors.

Steps

1. Enter the URL to scrape (include https://)
2. Optionally set a CSS Selector to extract specific elements:
   • a = all links
   • img = all images
   • .class-name = elements with that class
   • #element-id = element with that ID
   • h1, h2, h3 = all headings
3. Click Scrape

What is an ABI?

An ABI (Application Binary Interface) is a JSON description of a smart contract's functions, events, and their parameter types. It tells tools how to encode/decode data when calling the contract on-chain.

Common use cases

• Encode a function call — generate hex calldata to send via eth_sendRawTransaction
• Decode calldata — inspect what function + params are inside a transaction
• Build multisig payloads — prepare calldata for Gnosis Safe, multisig wallets, etc.
• Debug transactions — reverse-engineer what a transaction is doing on-chain

Sample ABI — ERC-20 transfer

Steps to encode

1. Paste the ABI JSON array (or click Load Example below)
2. Enter Function Name (e.g. transfer)
3. Enter Parameters as a JSON array (e.g. ["0xRecipient...", "1000000000000000000"])
4. Click Encode → get hex calldata

Steps to decode

1. Paste the ABI JSON
2. Paste the calldata hex (e.g. 0xa9059cbb...)
3. Click Decode → see function name + parameters

What it does

Generates random identity profiles with realistic names, usernames, emails, and passwords. Each identity is unique and ready for registration.

Steps

1. Set Count (1–20 identities per batch)
2. Optionally enter a Platform name to customize the generated data
3. Click Generate Accounts

Each identity includes

• Full name — realistic first + last name
• Username — derived from name, unique
• Email — ready for registration
• Password — strong random password