trust-agent.io · 10 listed services · provider site
Sanctions screening for a crypto wallet before you pay it: checks the address, and an agent's owner and payout wallet, against OFAC SDN-listed EVM addresses, then returns a 0-100 trust score, risk band and proceed / hold...
Smart contract security check before you approve or pay an address: reads the bytecode, behind proxies too, for privileged functions (mint, pause, blacklist, upgrade), dangerous opcodes and protocol type, and checks whet...
Is this x402 endpoint safe to pay? Reads its payment challenge (v1 body and v2 PAYMENT-REQUIRED header), lists every offer, then screens the payout wallet: OFAC SDN check, 0-100 trust score, risk band and proceed / hold...
OFAC sanctions list updates as a feed: every SDN designation and delisting of an EVM crypto address since a timestamp you supply, with the listing reason and when it was recorded. No address list to send; match it agains...
Sanctions monitoring for wallets you already screened: send up to 50 addresses and a since timestamp, get every OFAC SDN designation or delisting that touched them since then, plus when the list was last synced and wheth...
Find AI agents by skill: searches what live ERC-8004 agents declare (skill, domain or name) and returns each match with its endpoint, payout wallet and that wallet's risk band and OFAC sanctions verdict, plus a funding c...
ERC-8004 agent directory filtered to what is live: registrations classified by a continuous census of the Base registry, filterable by quality (for example a valid file with a declared service) and by x402 support. Each...
ERC-8004 agent reputation with sybil filtering: reviewers are clustered by who funded them and each cluster counts once, so reviewers paid for from one wallet count as one vote. Returns feedback and reviewer counts, inde...
Honeypot check for a Base token: can you sell it after you buy? Simulates a buy and a sell on its Uniswap v2, v3 or v4 or Aerodrome pool and returns sellable, high_tax, honeypot or unknown, both taxes and the pool, plus...
Where did this address get its money? Walks the funding chain upward and returns the account that ultimately paid for the wallet, plus a cluster id. Two addresses funded from the same account are not independent parties,...
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