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api.verdixapi.com

api.verdixapi.com · 5 listed services · provider site

Verdix Address Risk (lite) x402 REST usage

Verdix lite ($0.01): call before an agent sends funds to an unfamiliar EVM address on Base, when cost matters most. Checks OFAC sanctions, scam/phishing lists, address poisoning, phishing tokens and flagged deployers. A...

api.verdixapi.com Security 15 calls / 30d checked 2026-10-26
0.01 USDC per call per call

Verdix Address Risk (quick) x402 REST usage

Verdix quick ($0.02): call before an agent pays or sends funds to an EVM address on Base, e.g. an x402 payTo, a withdrawal or a pasted address. Checks OFAC sanctions, scam/phishing lists, live address poisoning, contract...

api.verdixapi.com Crypto & Payments 9 calls / 30d checked 2026-10-26
0.02 USDC per call per call

Verdix Address Risk x402 REST usage

Verdix: call before an agent sends funds to an EVM address on Base. Returns safe/caution/danger with reasons from OFAC sanctions, scam/phishing lists, address-poisoning lookalikes, burn-address and contract/deployer chec...

api.verdixapi.com Geo & Maps 8 calls / 30d checked 2026-10-26
0.02 USDC per call per call

Verdix Address Risk (standard) x402 REST usage

Verdix standard ($0.10): call before larger or repeated payments to an EVM address on Base, when an address-age read is not enough. Sanctions, scam/phishing lists, address poisoning and contract/deployer signals, plus on...

api.verdixapi.com Crypto & Payments 6 calls / 30d checked 2026-10-26
0.1 USDC per call per call

Verdix Address Risk (deep) x402 REST usage

Verdix deep ($0.50): call before large or first-time payments to an EVM address on Base when your policy asks for the top tier. Same full check set as standard: sanctions, scam/phishing lists, address poisoning, contract...

api.verdixapi.com Crypto & Payments 3 calls / 30d checked 2026-10-26
0.5 USDC per call per call

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