My usage (wallet-keyed purchase

Full receipt for a transaction hash in one call: status, block, from/to, value, gas used vs limit, effective gas price, total fee, tx type, calldata selector, contract created, plus every ERC-20 / ERC-721 / ERC-1155 Transfer event decoded locally from the logs (token, from, to, amount, tokenId) and the list of contracts that emitted logs. Receipt and transaction are fetched in a single batched req

RSI, MACD, EMA 20/50/200, SMA 20/50, Bollinger bands, ATR and VWAP computed deterministically from live candles for one coin and interval, with the latest series points and a plain-language summary. Use it when an agent needs standard technical indicators without fetching candles and computing them itself.

One DeFi protocol in full: TVL rank, TVL per chain, recent change, market cap to TVL, token, website, audits and parent, with name suggestions when the slug is unknown. Use it when an agent is researching a specific protocol and needs its size, footprint and audit status in one answer.

Daily APY and TVL history for one yield pool, up to ten years, with a summary of latest, minimum, maximum and mean APY and the TVL change over the window. Use it when an agent is judging whether a pool's current yield is typical or an outlier before allocating to it.

Risk limits and status of ONE builder-deployed perp dex (HIP-3): total open-interest cap, per-perp OI size cap, max transfer notional, the per-coin OI caps, the coins currently AT their OI cap, and the dex's total net deposit. Three keyless reads (perpDexLimits, perpDexStatus, perpsAtOpenInterestCap) in one call.

Every builder-deployed perpetuals dex on Hyperliquid (HIP-3): dex name, full name, deployer, oracle updater and fee recipient, how many markets it lists (active vs delisted, so a wound-down dex reads as one), how many assets carry a streaming open-interest cap and the cap total, plus the current perp-deploy auction (start, end, start/current/end gas). The native dex is not a row; use perp-markets

Every listed perpetual ranked by current funding rate, the most positive and most negative N with open interest and 24h volume beside each, from a live venue feed. Use it when an agent is screening for carry, basis or crowded positioning across the whole perp market in one call instead of polling each contract.

The live level-2 order book for one perpetual: best bid and ask, mid, spread in basis points, up to 20 levels a side with cumulative depth and bid/ask imbalance. Use it when an agent is sizing an order, checking liquidity before a trade or measuring book pressure at a point in time.

How much of an ERC-20 token a spender contract is approved to move from an owner wallet - the approval check an agent runs before a swap, a bridge, or an x402 transferWithAuthorization flow. Returns the allowance as an exact decimal string scaled by the token's decimals, the raw uint256, and an `unlimited` flag for max-uint style approvals.

The transaction count of an account, which is the nonce its next transaction must carry. Ask for block "pending" to include transactions already in the mempool, which is what you want before signing; the default "latest" counts only mined transactions. Returns the count as a decimal string and as hex. EVM chains: ethereum, base, polygon, arbitrum, optimism.

Read one 32-byte storage slot from a contract, the raw state under whatever the source code calls it. Returns the word as hex plus three readings of the same bytes - unsigned integer, address (low 20 bytes) and boolean - because a slot is untyped on chain and only the caller knows which it meant. Useful for proxy implementation slots, paused flags and any value the ABI does not expose. EVM chains:

The circulating total supply of an ERC-20, read from the token contract itself rather than from an aggregator, so it is the number the chain holds at the block you asked for. Returns the raw uint256 and the same figure formatted with the token's own decimals. A contract that does not implement totalSupply answers 422 rather than a fabricated zero. EVM chains: ethereum, base, polygon, arbitrum, opt

Get the day number within the year (1-366) for any date, plus days remaining, leap-year status, percent of year complete, and a simple (Sunday-start) week number.

Decentralized exchanges ranked by 24h spot volume with 7d, 30d, 1y and all-time volume, change, the chains each trades on and sector totals. Use it when an agent needs to know where onchain spot volume is happening or how a DEX's share is moving.

Compute the date of Easter Sunday for a given year using the Anonymous Gregorian algorithm (Meeus/Jones/Butcher). Also returns Good Friday, Ash Wednesday, Palm Sunday, Pentecost, and the day-of-year for Easter.

Is this EVM token safe to trade? One deterministic call returns a verdict (ok, caution, unsafe) with the named facts behind it: honeypot, can-sell, buy and sell tax, mintable supply, hidden or reclaimable ownership, pausable transfers, blacklist, modifiable slippage, upgradeable proxy, verified source, LP lock share and holder counts. Covers Base, Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, BSC, Gnosis

Every DEX pair trading a Solana token mint (Raydium, Orca, Meteora, Pump.fun AMM and the rest), sorted by liquidity: pair address, DEX, price in USD and in the quote token, liquidity, FDV and market cap, 5m/1h/6h/24h volume and price change, buy/sell transaction counts, pair age in hours, plus totals across pairs. One DexScreener request, keyless.

Generate a text embedding vector using OpenAI text-embedding-3-small (1536 dimensions). Ideal for semantic search, RAG, and clustering. No API key needed; pay per call via x402. Text capped at 32k chars.

The table + column schema for the onchain-sql tool - every queryable table (base.events, base.transactions, base.blocks, base.decoded_user_operations, base.transaction_attributions, solana.instructions, …) with its columns and types. Fetch once, then write SQL with confidence.

Is this blockchain address on the OFAC SDN list? Screens any address against every Digital Currency Address OFAC publishes (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tron, USDT, USDC, Monero, Litecoin and more). A match names the sanctioned entity and its SDN id. A miss is reported as 'not on the lists checked, as of this date' and is never a clearance - the answer carries that caveat in the payload. Deterministic: a ca

Mint a stateless captcha challenge to gate your OWN endpoint: returns a human prompt plus a salted sha256 answer hash you keep and verify later (sha256(salt + normalized answer) === answerHash) - no server state, no shared secret. Types: math (arithmetic) or alnum (character code), difficulty 1–3. Deterministic tooling for running bot protection, not defeating it.

Check text for harmful content using OpenAI moderation (omni-moderation-latest). Returns flagged status, category breakdown (harassment, hate, self-harm, sexual, violence, etc.), and confidence scores. No API key needed; pay per call via x402. Text capped at 10k chars.

Top-holder concentration for a Solana token mint: the 20 largest holders with token account, owner wallet, balance, percent of supply, insider flag and a pool/locker label when the account is a known AMM vault or locker, plus top-1/5/10/20 share, top-10 share excluding labelled pool accounts, insider count, total holder count and supply. Use it to tell a whale-held launch from one whose largest ho

BTC-denominated exchange rates for ~60 units: crypto (ETH, LTC, BNB, SOL, ...), fiat (USD, EUR, JPY, ...) and commodities (gold, silver ounces), each as units per 1 BTC with name and type. Optional `currencies` filter (comma-separated unit codes) and `type` filter (crypto, fiat, commodity). One call gives a consistent cross-rate table: BTC in gold ounces, ETH/BTC, USD/JPY via BTC. Cached in-proces

Crypto exchanges ranked by trust score: id, name, country, year established, trust score (1-10) and rank, 24h volume in BTC (and normalized), centralized flag and URL; limit 1-100 (default 25). Pass `exchange` (an id such as binance, gdax, kraken) for ONE exchange's profile instead: the same fields plus description, trade volume incl. and excl. wash-trade normalization, ticker count and social lin

A one-call options market summary for a currency: index price, DVOL, call and put open interest with the put/call ratio, total open interest, 24h volume, a per-expiry breakdown, the most active instruments and the perp's mark, funding and open interest. Use it when an agent needs the state of BTC or ETH options before drilling into a chain.

The whole crypto perp market in one call: advancers versus decliners, mean, median and volume-weighted 24h change, total open interest and volume, top contracts by volume, the day's gainers and losers, funding extremes and BTC and ETH at a glance. Use it when an agent needs a market snapshot before deciding what to look at next.

Quick URL health and metadata check - parse the URL structure, verify reachability, and pull page metadata in one pass. URL inspector skill pack: one x402 payment runs 3 underlying tools (url-parse, http-check, meta); partial-success per step.

Every real-world asset with a tokenized onchain version that CoinGecko tracks: stocks, ETFs and commodities, with id, symbol, name and type. Filter by type or a name/symbol substring; ids feed rwa-markets and rwa-asset. Counts by type ride along. Cached in-process for 10 minutes.

Find Solana tokens and pairs by name, ticker or address across every DEX DexScreener indexes, filtered to Solana only, in DexScreener relevance order: base and quote token, mint addresses, DEX, price, liquidity, 24h volume and change, transaction counts, pair age and whether the token has a filled-in profile (ticker impostors usually do not). Resolve a ticker to a mint before calling sol-token-saf

How many of one ERC-1155 token id an account holds, read straight from the contract. ERC-1155 is the multi-token standard behind most game items, editions and passes, where a single contract holds many ids and a balance is a quantity rather than ownership of one thing. Returns the balance as a decimal string. EVM chains: ethereum, base, polygon, arbitrum, optimism.

Blockchains ranked by DeFi total value locked with each chain's share of the total, native token, EVM chain id and CoinGecko id. Use it when an agent is comparing chains by DeFi activity or needs the canonical ids to query other services about a chain.

One options instrument live: mark, last, bid and ask with sizes, index price, open interest, mark, bid and ask implied volatility and the full greeks (delta, gamma, vega, theta, rho). Use it when an agent holds or is quoting a specific contract and needs its current risk numbers.

Daily total stablecoin supply in USD over time, for all chains or one chain, per peg currency, with a window summary. Use it when an agent wants stablecoin supply as a liquidity or risk-appetite signal or needs the history behind a headline supply figure.

The chain's pending block: how many transactions are queued for the next block, the base fee they will pay, and the gas already used against the limit. This is the node's own view of what is about to be mined, so it answers "is the chain congested right now" without an indexer. Transaction hashes are included when the node returns them. EVM chains: ethereum, base, polygon, arbitrum, optimism.

Convert between Unix epoch timestamps and ISO 8601 date strings in both directions. Provide either an epoch (seconds or milliseconds) or an ISO date string. Returns both representations plus UTC and date components.

OHLCV candles for one perpetual at any interval from 1 minute to 1 month, up to the venue's history, with a window summary of open, close, change, high, low and volume. Use it when an agent needs price history for a chart, a backtest or an indicator without an exchange account or API key.

USD price for up to 50 Solana token mints in one call from Jupiter's price API v3: price, 24h change, liquidity, decimals and the block the price was read at. Mints Jupiter does not price come back listed under missing rather than erroring the batch. Pass mint addresses, not tickers (resolve tickers with sol-token-search or sol-token-lookup). Keyless.

Hand the agent an opaque string - a JWT, a base64'd JSON payload, a gzip-encoded API response, a hex-encoded hash - and walk it through identifying what it is and unwrapping it layer by layer until it's human-readable. Decode this blob skill pack: one x402 payment runs 7 underlying tools (jwt-decode, gunzip, brotli-decompress, base64, hex, json-format, hash); partial-success per step.

The OpenAI Responses wire priced from the request itself: each 402 quotes this exact body, from $0.001, and upto buyers settle actual usage under it. Use it when an agent built on the Responses API or the OpenAI Agents SDK wants per-call payment sized to what it sends.

Trust evidence for any x402 seller origin: is it indexed, does its manifest parse, how many tools does it publish, which chains does it actually advertise, how many settled calls has it been observed receiving on-chain, and would our own Smart Order Router spend buyer money on it. Returns the router's gate field by field, so a refusal is explainable. Never fetches the seller at call time - this is

Fund any address with testnet money via the Coinbase faucet - USDC (1) or ETH (0.0001) on Base Sepolia, USDC (1) or SOL on Solana devnet - everything an agent needs to rehearse the complete x402 payment loop safely before moving real money. A tenth of a cent buys a full testnet dollar. Limits: 2 drips per address per day; CDP enforces its own rolling caps on top.

Top N coins by market capitalization with full market snapshot per coin: rank, price, 24h change, 7d change, 24h volume, market cap, circulating supply, and all-time high. Default 10, max 100 per call. Backed by CoinGecko's public API.

Price, market cap and 24h volume of a coin on ONE past date (00:00 UTC snapshot), in every currency at once plus your chosen one called out. Pass `date` (YYYY-MM-DD) or `daysAgo` (1-365). The point-in-time sibling of crypto-history (which returns a series): use it to value a position as of a date, compute a since-date return, or check a tax-lot basis. Historical range on this plan is the past 365

Executable swap quote on Solana from Jupiter's aggregator: input and output mint, amount in base units, slippage in bps - returns out amount, minimum out after slippage, price impact percent, the routed DEX labels in hop order with split percentages, the USD value of the swap and the context slot. A real multi-hop route across Solana DEX liquidity, so the number reflects depth, not a spot price. Q

Recent crypto headlines aggregated from the public feeds of major outlets, deduplicated and newest first, each with title, source, publish time, canonical URL and a short summary, filterable by keyword, source and time window. Use it when an agent needs what happened in the last hours rather than what a model was trained on.

Stablecoins ranked by circulating supply: peg currency and mechanism, price and deviation from peg, supply in peg units and USD, 1d, 7d and 30d change and circulation per chain. Use it when an agent is checking a peg, sizing stablecoin flows or finding which chains a stablecoin actually lives on.

LLM inference proxy - send an OpenAI-format chat/completions request and get a response from GPT-4o-mini. Supports vision (up to 2 image URLs, low detail) and structured output (response_format: json_object or json_schema). No API key needed; pay per call via x402. Input capped at 16k chars, output at 4096 tokens.

OpenAI-compatible chat completions with the model chosen server-side: omit model and the gateway routes the prompt to the top-ranked model for its task (code, reasoning, long-context, general) from a fixed eval-derived ranking, failing over automatically on provider errors. Flat price per call, 16k chars in, 1024 tokens out, streaming supported. Use it as a drop-in OpenAI base_url when you want go

Anthropic Messages API over x402 - point the Anthropic SDK (or Claude Code / the Agent SDK) at base_url https://agent402.tools/v1/nano and pay $0.003 per call in USDC, no API key, no signup. Same models, caps and price as this tier's /chat/completions route; any model here is served through the Messages wire (Claude natively, others translated). Depth: `effort` (low..max) on Claude 4.7+, thinking.