If you’ve been hunting for “PALU” on BNB Chain and ended up with multiple results, you’re not alone. Meme tickers often repeat across unrelated projects, so the only reliable way to identify the right asset is by its contract address.

Here’s what our research found about the specific address you shared: 0x02e75d28a8aa2a0033b8cf866fcf0bb0e1ee4444.

What we know about this PALU address

• A search for the exact address on major explorers and data sites (for example, the token page on BscScan) did not immediately match a widely indexed, named token.
• That often means one of the following:
  • It’s newly deployed and not yet indexed by big trackers.
  • It’s a private or unverified contract.
  • It’s not associated with the commonly referenced “PALU” projects people discuss publicly.

If you plan to interact with this contract, verify it thoroughly first (steps below).

Other PALU tokens on BNB Chain (different contracts)

During our research we found two separate, more visible projects that also use the “PALU” ticker. These are not the same as the address above.

• Palu the 8th builder (PALU)
  • Contract: 0x1123d47a13cfe2ff26750ed7b4fa8ad5794e4444
  • Listed on CoinGecko and typically traded via PancakeSwap v2.
• Binance’s Palu (PALU)
  • Contract: 0xb75a7e8876df49a74cc4c76c6bda161a8ea4b483
  • Listed on CoinMarketCap and traded on PancakeSwap v3 (BSC). The character is inspired by creatures from Palworld and popularized by Binance’s Chinese X account.

Bottom line: multiple PALU tickers exist on BNB Chain, each with a different contract. Always match the exact address before you buy or add a token to your wallet.

How to verify a PALU contract before you trade

Use this quick checklist to reduce risk, especially for low-liquidity or newly launched meme tokens:

1. Confirm the contract on BscScan

   • Open the token page on BscScan.
   • Look for:
     • Verified source code and compiler settings.
     • Total supply, decimals, and token name/symbol consistency.
     • Holder distribution (watch out for one or two wallets controlling most of the supply).
     • Contract ownership status (renounced or behind a multi-sig?).
     • Dangerous functions (e.g., blacklist/whitelist, adjustable taxes, minting).

2. Check liquidity and trading

   • Identify the main liquidity pool (often WBNB pairing).
   • Look for LP locks or vesting. If liquidity can be pulled quickly, the token can “rug.”
   • Confirm whether trading is actually enabled and if swaps succeed without errors.

3. Scan for taxes and honeypot risk

   • Test small buys/sells first to detect excessive taxes.
   • Use reputable tools that flag honeypots or hidden fees. If you proceed, try a dust-size trade to validate sellability.

4. Validate official links and socials

   • Legit teams pin their official contract on their website and socials.
   • Cross-check the contract address across X, Telegram, website, and community posts before trusting any link.

5. Compare with look-alikes

   • If you’re intending to buy a specific PALU (e.g., one you saw on a tracker), compare its contract to the one you’re about to trade. Never rely on ticker or logo alone.

Where to research and trade (pick the exact contract)

If you choose to explore or trade this PALU, always import the token by its contract address, not by symbol search.

• Token explorer: BscScan page for 0x02e75d...4444
• Aggregated analytics and trading:
  • GMGN.AI: real-time trades, holder analytics, risk checks, and trading for this address at https://gmgn.ai/bsc/token/fV1R5sZ5_0x02e75d28a8aa2a0033b8cf866fcf0bb0e1ee4444
  • PancakeSwap: swap by pasting the exact contract into PancakeSwap. Double-check you selected the right token before confirming a trade.

Tip: If a DEX router can’t find the token by ticker, that’s normal for new or unindexed assets—paste the full contract address and verify the metadata that loads.

Quick safety checklist for meme tokens

• Import by contract address only.
• Start with a tiny test buy and confirm you can sell.
• Watch for unusually high taxes, trading limits, or blacklists.
• Check LP status (is it locked? for how long?).
• Beware of admin keys—unrestricted owner privileges can change fees or pause trading.
• Verify community and announcements match the contract you’re viewing.

FAQ

• Why doesn’t this PALU show up on big trackers yet?

  • Indexing takes time. Some tokens remain unverified/private or never get listed. Use explorers and trusted dashboards to verify on-chain facts.

• Is this the same as “Palu the 8th builder” or “Binance’s Palu”?

  • No. Those are separate contracts:
    • 0x1123d47a13cfe2ff26750ed7b4fa8ad5794e4444 (Palu the 8th builder)
    • 0xb75a7e8876df49a74cc4c76c6bda161a8ea4b483 (Binance’s Palu)
  • The address in question is different: 0x02e75d28a8aa2a0033b8cf866fcf0bb0e1ee4444.

• How can I stay safe while exploring new meme launches?

  • Combine on-chain checks (BscScan), live analytics and security scans (e.g., the GMGN.AI token page above), and conservative position sizing. Never skip a test transaction.

TL;DR

• The address 0x02e75d28a8aa2a0033b8cf866fcf0bb0e1ee4444 does not currently map to a widely indexed PALU token on major trackers.
• Multiple unrelated PALU tokens exist on BNB Chain—only act on the one you intend, and verify by contract address.
• If you trade, paste the exact contract into your DEX and consider using analytics/trading dashboards like the GMGN.AI page for this address, alongside platforms such as PancakeSwap. Always DYOR and manage risk.