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MoonTools Review 2026: Solana Wallet Tools

MoonTools is a Solana utility beta for read-only wallet insights, holder snapshots and browser-local planning. Its tools can help prepare and inspect activity, but they do not submit transactions or provide MoonMonth prize entry.

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By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated Nov 6, 2026

DappsAtlas score

5.8/10

Mixed

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Our verdict on Moontools

5.8/10

MoonTools may suit Solana users who want a read-only view of wallet accounts and delegates, or who need to organize snapshot and transaction plans before using another tool. Its strongest point is the clear separation between live inspection and browser-local planning, with exports for plans and snapshots. The main caveat is that the beta does not execute transactions, and its local tools are not a substitute for an on-chain action. Audit details and future fee terms are also not published.

Score breakdown

How Moontools scores

Security: n/a
Ease of use: 6.0/10
Fees: 8.0/10
Features: 6.0/10

Scores run from 0 to 10 and are based only on facts we could verify. Where information was missing we mark the score n/a rather than guess.

What is Moontools?

MoonTools is a browser-based utility suite built around the Solana ecosystem. Its beta includes read-only wallet inspection, delegate checks, holder snapshots from CSV data, and tools for preparing plans locally.

The product draws a clear line between inspection and execution: the beta does not sign or submit transactions, and it does not offer MoonMonth entry or prize delivery. Plans and activity generated in the browser stay local, so the site advises exporting important work.

MoonTools is most useful for people who want to inspect wallet information or organize a potential action before using another tool to execute it. Audit details and future fee terms are not published.

How Moontools works

MoonTools combines live, read-only Solana inspection with tools that prepare information locally in a browser. Its wallet inspection can show token accounts and delegates without signing a transaction or changing assets. MoonSnapshot instead works from wallet-holdings CSV data to calculate and export eligibility.

Planning tools can help validate transfer, distribution, swap, snapshot and archive plans, but a plan is not an executed transaction. MoonTools says transaction execution is disabled in the beta, and it does not operate MoonMonth entry or prize delivery. The site distinguishes live data from local plans and other tool states; export anything important because local browser data stays on that device.

5 features

Key features

Wallet inspection

Inspect Solana token accounts and delegates through read-only queries, without signing or changing them.

Holder snapshots

Calculate and export eligibility using wallet-holdings CSV data.

Delegate checks

View token-account delegates without approving a transaction or modifying accounts.

Transfer planning

Validate batch transfer plans and export local results; the beta does not submit them.

Local planning

Build swap, distribution and archive plans in the browser. Planning does not sign or send transactions.

Pros and cons

What we like

Separates read-only inspection from transaction execution and says inspection does not request transaction approval.
Offers several distinct utilities, including delegate checks, CSV-based snapshots and local planning.
Clearly labels tool states such as live, local, gated, coming soon or paused.
Allows plans and snapshots to be exported for safekeeping.
States that it collects no fees during the beta.

Watch out for

The beta does not execute transfers or other transactions, so plans must be carried out elsewhere if you choose to proceed.
MoonSnapshot relies on wallet-holdings CSV data rather than an on-chain snapshot workflow.
Plans and activity stored in the browser may be lost unless you export them.
MoonTools does not publish audit or security-assessment details.
The listed base fees describe planned tools, but future charges and fee terms are not established.

Moontools fees

MoonTools says it collects no fees during the beta. The site lists a 0.002 SOL base fee per NFT and per token transaction for MoonSend, while standard MoonSnapshot snapshots and MoonRevoke are listed as free; these are not collected in the beta. Holder discounts of up to 100% by tier are also listed, but detailed future fee terms are not published.

Check the relevant tool’s fee information before relying on a plan. The beta’s no-fee statement does not establish what any separately executed transaction might cost.

Is Moontools safe?

The beta’s wallet-inspection tools are described as read-only and do not request transaction approval or mutate accounts. Transaction execution is disabled, which limits the direct on-chain actions the beta can take, but does not establish that all site or browser use is risk-free.

MoonTools does not publish audit or security-assessment details in its product information. Browser-local plans and activity may be lost if they are not exported. Review the project’s privacy and risk disclosures before using it, and avoid treating a prepared plan as an executed or verified transaction.

6 steps

How to get started with Moontools

1
Open MoonTools and choose a utility from the toolkit.
2
Check whether the selected tool is marked live read-only, local, gated, coming soon or paused.
3
For wallet inspection, use the read-only inspection option to view accounts or delegates; the site says this does not request transaction approval.
4
For a holder snapshot, prepare wallet-holdings CSV data and use MoonSnapshot to calculate and export eligibility.
5
For a transfer or other plan, review and validate it in the browser; do not expect MoonTools to submit it.
6
Export important plans or snapshots, since browser-local data stays on the device.

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Who Moontools is for

MoonTools is best suited to Solana users who want to inspect token accounts or delegates, calculate snapshot eligibility from CSV data, or prepare plans locally before deciding what to do elsewhere. It is not for users looking to execute transfers, swaps or other transactions in the tool.

Moontools FAQs

What does MoonTools do?

MoonTools offers read-only wallet inspection, delegate checks, holder snapshots from CSV data and browser-local planning tools. The beta does not submit transactions or provide MoonMonth entry or prize delivery.

Can MoonTools send or swap tokens?

No. The beta can help validate and export plans, but transaction execution is disabled. You would need to use another tool to carry out a transaction.

How does MoonSnapshot work?

MoonSnapshot calculates and exports eligibility using wallet-holdings CSV data. The listed standard snapshot base fee is free, and MoonTools says it collects no fees during the beta.

Where does MoonTools store plans?

The site says local plans and activity stay in the browser and recommends exporting important plans and snapshots. Keep your own copies, since browser-local data may not be available on another device.

Is MoonTools safe to use?

The beta is described as read-only for wallet inspection and does not request transaction approval for those checks. That is not a guarantee that every use of the site is risk-free; review its privacy and risk disclosures before using it.

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