Machine access
Everything this site concludes is published, free, on the page for the token or the wallet it concerns. A key does not change any of it. What a key changes is how much you can ask for and what shape the answer arrives in.
What a key buys
Throughput, shape and support. Higher rate limits than the anonymous API, one call that returns a token and its deploying wallet together, batch access for a queue rather than a page at a time, and a person who answers when something breaks.
What a key does not buy
No response behind a key contains a conclusion this site does not also publish. Not a sharper band, not an extra finding, not an earlier warning. That rule is a test in the build, not a promise on a page.
The reason is self-interest rather than principle. The moment a paying customer can see a verdict a reader cannot, every public verdict on this site becomes a free sample, and a reader has to wonder what was held back. Doubt about what was held back is the exact thing this whole product exists to remove. A scanner that grades on ability to pay is a scanner nobody should believe, including the people paying for it.
The endpoints
| Call | What it answers | Where the same answer is published free |
|---|---|---|
GET /api/v1/intel/wallet/{chain}/{address} |
What this site records about a deploying wallet: how many of its tokens were scanned, how many lost their liquidity, and any on-chain relation it has to a recorded group. | the deployer page |
GET /api/v1/intel/token/{chain}/{address} |
The token's published verdict together with the screen of the wallet that deployed it, in one answer. | the token page |
GET /api/v1/intel/launch/{chain}/{address}?deployer= |
The two answers above plus the flags a listing desk would want raised. It states the record and leaves the listing decision where it belongs. | the token and deployer pages |
GET /badge-status/{chain}/{address} |
The current attestation state of a token, for a system that shows a mark of its own. | the token page |
Paid access is coming, and it has no price yet
Deliberately. A price set before the first partner has run a real queue through this is a guess wearing the clothes of a commitment, and moving it afterwards costs more trust than waiting costs money. Keys are issued by hand in the meantime, and they are free while they are.
Tell us what you are building
Two lines is plenty. It goes to the operators of this site, is stored against no account, and is published nowhere.