All projects on Base matching “addresses”

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 checks; quick adds address age, standard/deep on-chain behaviour. "safe" is not a guarantee. Legacy route that sells 3 tiers (a default client buys quick); new integrations should call

Screen an EVM wallet or contract address BEFORE paying it. Deterministic, keyless compliance / safety gate: checks the address against the OFAC sanctioned crypto-address list and a curated taint set (mixer, hack, scam) and returns a single BLOCK / REVIEW / ALLOW recommendation plus the matched sources, so an AI agent can decide whether to send funds. No API keys, no LLM, one x402 USDC micropayment

Validate a blockchain address. Supply `chain` to check against a specific chain, or omit it to auto-detect. Ethereum addresses report their EIP-55 checksum state; Bitcoin covers base58check (P2PKH/P2SH) and bech32/bech32m segwit (P2WPKH/P2WSH/P2TR). A well-formed but invalid address returns `valid:false` — not an error.

Report the properties of a MAC address encoded in its first octet: unicast vs multicast (I/G bit), universal vs locally-administered (U/L bit), the broadcast address, and — for EUI-48 — the OUI and NIC portions.

Convert a free-form address or place name into ranked coordinates with a structured, normalized address. Optionally bias by country and language.

Validate and standardize a delivery address: parsing, provider verification (US-optimized), geocoding and a deliverability score, as JSON. 0.02 USDC per call on Base. Useful before shipping to or storing an address.

Use when an agent must decide who an IP belongs to before blocking or trusting it: one IPv4 or IPv6 address against the two authoritative, keyless public sources - RDAP registry data (holder, country, date, abuse contact) via the ARIN-to-RIR chain, and the origin ASN from Team Cymru's DNS service. No city-level geolocation and no VPN/proxy detection: that needs a licensed database this route delib

Recent transaction history for an address, normalized across Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Bitcoin, and Solana -- direction, counterparty, and value where the chain's data model makes that derivable.

Reproducible Japan Post evidence before an autonomous agent submits a Japanese address. One 0.02 USDC x402 call returns a fail-closed town-level consistency decision, ordered source candidates, source version and SHA-256, explicit limitations, and the next safe input action. It does not claim deliverability, residence, identity, building, or room existence.

Check a Ethereum wallet's ERC-20 approvals: allowances for 8 major tokens (USDC, USDT, WETH, DAI...) to common spenders (Permit2, Uniswap Universal Router v4, Uniswap Universal Router, Uniswap SwapRouter02...); flags unlimited approvals.

Is this address sanctioned? Screens a crypto address against the US Treasury OFAC SDN list's published digital currency addresses (ETH, USDC, USDT, XBT, SOL, TRX and others): the listed entity, programs and listing date on a match, or not found as of the list date. Adds whether it is a wallet (EOA) or contract on Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism or Polygon, or a wallet or program-derived address

Cross-chain swap quote over NEAR Intents (Aurora). Returns the deposit transaction to sign on the origin chain; the deposit address is the part of quoteId after "aurora:". After sending it, POST /proxy/v2/move-asset/deposit/submit with provider=aurora, the deposit address and the tx hash, then poll GET /proxy/v2/move-asset/deposit/status with provider=aurora and the deposit address. Both are free.

Use it before you send to an address, or to screen sign-ups and leads for typos, disposable domains and role addresses. Checks syntax, MX records (with the A-record fallback), null MX, a list of about 120,000 disposable domains, role addresses (info@, support@…) and free providers, without sending anything. No SMTP probing, so it can't confirm the mailbox exists. Never charged for errors: we settl

Parse and normalize postal addresses into structured components. Returns address number, street, city, state, ZIP, and USPS-formatted output. Postal address parsing and normalization. Sub-second. x402-native.

List live ERC-20 approvals for a Base (8453) address: token, spender, current allowance, unlimited flag. status ok (complete, approvals found) / none (complete, zero active) / unknown (data incomplete; reason given; never reported as none). Pass ?address=0x... Errors: 400 invalid address; 503 indexer/RPC unavailable (not charged). Read-only; never signs.

MioDio Meridian Aave v3 risk card for an EVM address: health factor, collateral, debt and liquidation distance (~$0.005 USDC Exact on Base). Use before acting on an EVM address to read its Aave v3 health factor, collateral and debt. Errors: 400 invalid_address or unsupported_chain (chain must be base or ethereum), 402 payment required, failed upstream reads return 200 with status partial/error (un

Japanese address normalization (住所正規化): standardize a JP address into clean prefecture / city / town / chome-banchi components. Fixes fullwidth/halfwidth digits, old-form kanji, and chome-banchi notation variants, and resolves the 7-digit postal code. Returns a 0-1 confidence score so agents can flag low-quality input. Use for address validation, cleansing, deduplication, and canonicalization befo

Japanese forward geocoding from an address to coordinates. Keywords: Japan geocoder, address to coordinates, building-level geocode, Jageocoder, chome, block, lot, house. Returns provider-neutral local candidates, coordinates, address IDs, hierarchy levels, unmatched tails, and partial-match warnings. Jageocoder level 5/6 is oaza/aza, level 7 is block, and level 8 is a building or house node when

Takes one email address and tells you whether it can actually receive mail. Returns a verdict of valid, invalid, or risky, splits the address into username and domain, and flags free providers and role accounts like admin@ or support@. One address per call.

Checks whether a token contract address is real, matches its claimed symbol, and whether its supply figures match an independent source (CoinGecko) — before trading, coding, or reporting against it. Catches hallucinated/wrong addresses, address-poisoning impersonation, and tokenomics hallucination.

Email address verification for AI agents: RFC 5322 syntax check, live MX/A DNS lookup, disposable-domain detection, role-address and free-mail-provider flags, typo suggestions (gmial.com -> gmail.com), normalized form and a low/medium/high risk score. One address or up to 20 per request, same price. No mailbox probing.

Address Watch for 30 days: every confirmed transaction paying to or spending from one Bitcoin address, in a private feed (web, JSON, RSS) and as phone push (ntfy). Optional feed=<id> adds the address to, or extends it in, an existing feed. Returns the feed links.

Address security check — detect malicious wallets, known phishing addresses, scam contracts, and blacklisted entities across all EVM chains. Chain-independent lookup against multi-chain security databases. No API keys needed. Accepts USDC payments on Base and Solana

Live launch feed for Uniswap's Liquidity Launchpad on Robinhood Chain — every UERC20 token minted through the canonical UERC20Factory, newest first, read straight from chain state (the launchpad has no front end or API of its own). Per launch: token address, launch time, block, and for the newest: name, symbol, holder count, supply. Includes the canonical launchpad contract addresses and the safet

Up to 500 input addresses, billed per supplied row including duplicates/invalid rows: 0.0001 USDC per address, minimum 0.003 and maximum 0.050. Reuses the existing mail checker; one inflight domain lookup is shared within the bounded process and existing domain cache is retained. Original rows, exact-local-part/IDNA-domain duplicates, candidates, removals and review cases remain traceable. No mail

Checks one email address and returns valid, risky or invalid with the reasons: address format, whether the domain can receive mail (live MX lookup), known throwaway domains (mailinator and others, invalid), shared inboxes like info@ or sales@ (risky), likely typos such as gmial.com with the fix in didYouMean, and free providers such as gmail.com (flag only). Does not ping the mailbox (no SMTP), so

Access to api/v2/addresses/:address_hash/token-transfers. List token transfers involving a specific address with filtering options

Exact-match OFAC SDN wallet screening for sanctioned digital currency addresses. Screens one wallet address against Treasury's public SDN advanced XML and returns hit or clear status, asset coverage, sanctioned entity metadata, sanctions programs, list source, listing date, and a manual-review signal for onchain payment and treasury controls

Parse and validate a Thai postal address: split it into house number, moo, village, building, soi, road, subdistrict (ตำบล/แขวง), district (อำเภอ/เขต), province and postcode; match the areas to official names (fixing typos, 'อ.เมือง', กทม.); check the postcode against the subdistrict; and return the address formatted in Thai and English for shipping forms. Body: {"text": "99/1 ม.4 ต.ยางเนิ้ง อ.สาร

Crypto wallet sanctions check (OFAC): is this blockchain address on the US Treasury OFAC sanctions lists? Exact match against all 1,000+ digital currency addresses OFAC publishes on SDN and Consolidated entries (Bitcoin, Tron, Ethereum and EVM chains, USDT, Litecoin, Monero and more), returning the listing's program and entry ID. Use before sending or accepting a crypto payment. No tracing or risk