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# Account Labeling

We currently recognize three different account types based on on-chain information:

* ![](/files/AFQYUsTv9KM76gypRkhZ) EOA (Externally Owned Account)
* ![](/files/cgP7vVa5LDS6BsN49j6S) Smart Contract 
* ![](/files/AAQMQExeG9JAKEKEBQfQ) Liquidity Pool 

DexGuru labels an account as **EOA** when anyone with private keys controls it. This kind of account can be thought of as a wallet address. 

We label an account as **Smart Contract** when it is a program/code that runs on-chain. Some contracts will have their names listed and some won't. This is because we use on-chain data. We can only get names of smart contracts that have a name method in their ABI (Application Binary Interface). \
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The last label is **Liquidity Pool** implies that an account is a smart contract and specifically represents a liquidity pool address. All liquidity pools are smart contracts, but not all smart contracts are liquidity pools. 

Currently, the account labeling feature can be found inside 🍄[Token Profile ](/features/dyor.md)

![](/files/fjisNqm3zQTHbpCgJ0y4)

You can also check account type inside [Account Profile](/features/account-profile.md) (aka Token Profile[🐳](/features/account-profile.md)) 

![](/files/5TBE3I1sKEpZUDDSgi52)


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