Buy & Swap GoPlus Security (GPS)

A security layer most people never see

GoPlus's homepage headline is a promise to users: protect your every transaction. Its broader description is a decentralised security layer for Web3, building what it calls an all-scenario security network from on-chain protocols down to individual user actions.

Much of that work happens inside other products. The site says DexScreener built its token security detection on the GoPlus Token Security API, and that OKX made a strategic investment in GoPlus and deeply integrated its security APIs to strengthen on-chain risk monitoring.

So even people who have never visited GoPlus may have seen its warnings — on a token page, in an exchange, or in a wallet.^{[1], [2], [3]}

Tools for users and builders

For individuals, GoPlus offers a browser security extension that proactively scans every on-chain transaction to safeguard assets in real time, a GoPlus app it calls a personal security hub, and a quick token contract security check.

For builders, the Security API identifies risks in tokens, NFTs and apps, covering everything from asset security to transaction security. Blockchains can adopt the GoPlus Security Module to add a decentralised security layer of their own.

There are also tools for token issuers. SafeToken Locker is a transparent on-chain platform for locking tokens and liquidity to build community trust, and the SafeToken Protocol aims to make the token ecosystem safer and more transparent for issuers and investors alike.^{[4], [5], [6]}

Security for AI agents

GoPlus's newest line of work follows a simple observation: AI agents are starting to act on people's behalf, including on-chain. The homepage now leads its solutions section with AI agent security.

AgentGuard carries the tagline protect AI before it acts. DeepScan scans AI agent skills for threats in seconds. Under the Axora name, GoPlus says it helps enterprises govern AI access, protect agent actions and validate the systems they rely on, with an Axora Router and Axora Red Team listed as coming soon.

The site also notes that BNB Chain has supported GoPlus in launching SafuSkill, a launchpad that lets builders earn directly from the AI agent skills they ship.^{[7], [8], [9]}

Where GPS fits

GPS launched on 16 January 2025 as the token associated with the GoPlus network. The official whitepaper calls it the cornerstone of the GoPlus Security Network and says it is intended to align the people contributing security data, runtime protection and open security services.

That wording matters because GoPlus is not presenting GPS as a token attached to one browser extension. It places the asset across a network that serves end users, developers, blockchains and, increasingly, AI agents. The documentation also connects GPS with governance, while leaving detailed formulas for rewards, fees and staking outside the pages reviewed here.

The same whitepaper reports more than 30 million security-detection requests a day, coverage of over 30 chains and integrations by more than 10,000 projects and developers. Those are GoPlus's own operating figures, not independently audited measurements, but they show the scale of the security layer GPS is intended to coordinate.^{[10], [11], [12]}

Token role and usage figures

The official material describes GPS as an incentive and governance asset, but the pages reviewed do not give a complete fee-sharing formula, staking return or current distribution. Those details are UNKNOWN from the sources used here rather than inferred.^[10]