AuditXAuditX TokenAUDX
A fixed-supply, freely-transferable TRC-20 token on TRON, built for the AuditX ecosystem. Claim it for free (one claim per wallet, while the pool lasts), or buy it directly in the presale — on top of a store where the whole catalog is already free. It's tradeable, so its price is set by the open market and can go down as well as up.
⚠ Not financial advice. AUDX is a volatile, tradeable crypto asset with no guaranteed return, and it can lose most or all of its value. The contract and this site's copy were AI-assisted (Cursor Agents) — every on-chain fact here is independently verifiable, and no AI controls any funds, contract, or trade.
Why AuditX built a token
AuditX is a library of self-hosted crypto tools: Python trading bots, on-chain data pipelines, DeFi yield guides, prompt packs, Web3 dev resources. Free to unlock, no accounts, no subscriptions.
AUDX carries that same discipline into a token. It isn't a promise bolted onto the store: the store's whole catalog is already free with no strings attached. AUDX is a separate, fixed-supply, freely-transferable TRC-20 layered on top — claim it for free from the public claim contract, or buy it directly in the presale.
The store is free either way. AUDX is either claimed for free (one claim per wallet) or bought directly in the presale, and it isn't required for anything in the catalog itself.
Supply, allocation, and the contract itself are laid out below with on-chain proof, the same way a product listing on the store is.
Supply & allocation
100,000,000 AUDX total, minted once at deployment. There is no mint function in the contract, so this number cannot change — by anyone, ever. Below is exactly where every token went: six public wallets and contracts you can verify on-chain.
🔒Liquidity lock
Once the liquidity wallet's AUDX is paired into a DEX pool, its LP tokens get locked with a third-party locker for a fixed period instead of staying withdrawable. That's disclosed with a link to the lock proof, not just claimed.
AUDX Presale
5,000,000 AUDX (5% of total supply, trimmed from the ecosystem/rewards allocation), sold directly by a smart contract at a fixed price. First come first served, capped per wallet, no time limit. See the contract guardrails section below — the contract can't change the price, the pool size, or where withdrawn funds go, not even for the owner.
🛒Buy AUDX
⚠ This is a real sale of a real token for real USDT, different from the free AUDX claim, which costs nothing. The price is fixed by AuditX, not the market. Nothing here implies AUDX will trade above this price once real market trading starts — it may trade below it, including to zero. This sale is open to anyone with no identity verification, so you're responsible for knowing whether participating is lawful in your own jurisdiction. Not financial advice.
📱Don't want to connect a wallet? Send USDT directly
No wallet connection, no approve(), nothing granted to any smart contract. Just a plain USDT-TRC20 transfer from your own wallet app, the same as sending money to a friend. The tradeoff is it's manually processed, not automatic, so it can take a while.
- Send any amount of USDT-TRC20 (up to the same 500 USDT wallet cap) from your own wallet to the address above, at the same fixed price of 0.05 USDT/AUDX.
- AUDX gets sent back to the exact same address you paid from, manually — usually within a day, once we spot the deposit.
- This draws from the same 5,000,000 AUDX pool as the wallet-connect option; the progress bar above already includes both channels combined.
⚠ Sending USDT here works the same as sending it to anyone else: it's not reversible if you send the wrong amount or use an unsupported wallet type. This channel is manually reviewed. A payment that looks unrelated to the presale, or that pushes past the per-wallet/pool caps combined with any wallet-connect purchases from the same address, may get refunded instead of fulfilled. Same disclaimers as above — not financial advice, price fixed by AuditX not the market, and you're responsible for your own jurisdiction's rules.
What AUDX is actually for
Real, disclosed uses inside the AuditX ecosystem — not framed as reasons to expect a return.
🏦Ecosystem & rewards allocation
30% of total supply sits in a public rewards wallet, on-chain and checkable, earmarked to fund things like the free AUDX claim pool and the presale pool. It isn't held by the team for other use.
🏆Claim it for free
50 AUDX per wallet, one claim each, first come first served, from a fixed 5,000,000 AUDX pool. It's enforced by the claim contract itself, not by us.
What the contract can and can't do
Not promises. This is the entire function list in the deployed bytecode — nothing hidden, nothing to trust on faith.
✔Standard transfer/approve
Plain, unmodified TRC-20 semantics: transfer(), approve(), and transferFrom() all behave exactly like any standard token. No transfer tax, no blacklist, no pausing.
⛔No mint function
There is no function anywhere in the contract that can create new tokens. 100,000,000 minted once at deployment is the supply forever.
⛔No pause / blacklist / owner override
The contract has no admin role at all. Not even the deployer can freeze an address, seize a balance, or halt trading after launch.
🔍Fully public allocation
Every wallet in the allocation table above is a real address; every transfer between them is visible on the TRON block explorer.
Contract
Live on-chain data. Verify everything yourself on the block explorer.
📈Live price
Read directly from the DEX pair's on-chain reserves, not a third-party price feed. Tracked live from when this page was opened, so there's no history before that.
🔎Check a balance
Paste any TRON address to see its AUDX balance (read-only, on-chain).
FAQ
Can I buy AUDX?
Yes, once DEX liquidity exists (see the allocation section above), like any other TRC-20 token — on the open market, at the market's price.
Will it go up in value / can I profit from it?
No one can promise that, and we don't. AUDX has a market price once traded, and that price is set by supply and demand, not by any guarantee here. It can go down, including to zero. This page is not financial advice.
Who controls the contract after launch?
No one. There is no owner, admin, mint, pause, or blacklist function in the contract, so it cannot be changed or frozen by anyone, including the team, after deployment.
Is the contract audited?
It's been tested locally against a full EVM test suite (supply, transfer/approve/transferFrom semantics, revert cases, and confirmation that no admin function exists), and that test suite is public alongside the contract source. It hasn't had a paid third-party audit yet — this will be updated here if that changes.
Is the liquidity locked?
See the "Liquidity lock" card above — once liquidity is created, the lock proof link goes there. Until that link is live, treat liquidity as unlocked and act accordingly.