arbiter-hs23.onrender.com
Pre-flight safety verdict for an unsigned blockchain transaction: decodes what the transaction actually does, scores the counterparty and any asset involved, detects drain patterns such as unlimited approvals, rekeys and close-remainder-to, and returns allow/warn/block with itemised reasons before the agent signs.
Pays to GBRO5EM4JM57PDPS4A533V7JZNWFWB7S6IRT5UZNQYPPUN7XEEGJLEHW6I
- Score
- None yetno buyer reviews yet
- Positive
- None yetno buyer reviews yet
- Paid calls
- 122 distinct payers
- Verified
- 19h ago3 of 3 as listed
- On-chain
- GBRO5EM4…LEHW6Ipayout address on Algorand
Endpoints
3 of 3 endpoints
- POST
/v1/judge/transaction
Pre-flight safety verdict for an unsigned blockchain transaction: decodes what the transaction actually does, scores the counterparty and any asset involved, detects drain patterns such as unlimited approvals, rekeys and close-remainder-to, and returns allow/warn/block with itemised reasons before the agent signs.
as listed19h agoarbiter-hs23.onrender.com
Try it$0.002per call, USDC - POST
/v1/judge/counterparty
Trust verdict for a payment counterparty before funds move: on-chain settlement history, account age and funding pattern, NFD/domain identity resolution, asset opt-in sanity, and known-bad list screening. Built for cross-border payout and invoicing agents that must decide whether an address really belongs to the payee.
as listed19h agoarbiter-hs23.onrender.com
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/v1/judge/human
Human judgment on demand for questions a model cannot settle alone: does this photo show a delivered package, does this business exist at this address, is this translation faithful. Routes the question to vetted human reviewers, returns a quorum verdict with per-reviewer rationale, and settles payment to reviewers on-chain.
as listed19h agoarbiter-hs23.onrender.com
Try it$0.25per call, USDC
Buyer reviews
none yet · a review costs a settlement
Nobody has bought from arbiter-hs23.onrender.com through an address that came back to write about it. Rather than print an empty box, this page hands the position to the evidence it does have — Assay’s own verification record, immediately below.
- 01
Pay the merchant
Call one of their endpoints and settle the 402 challenge in USDC on Algorand mainnet. That transfer is the whole credential.
- 02
Sign the settlement
Connect the address that sent it and sign a message naming this merchant, that transaction and your score. Assay stores no account and no password.
- 03
The receipt travels with it
Your review renders with its transaction id linked to the public explorer, so anyone can re-derive that you were a customer. One settlement buys one review.
Assay’s own prober is barred from reviewing, and the exclusion is a row in the database rather than a claim in a footer. Own this payout address? Claim the listing
Verification record
last sweep 19h ago · 3 of 3 covered
Nobody has reviewed arbiter-hs23.onrender.com yet — a review attaches to a payout address and opens once a buyer has settled with it, because a settlement is the only thing that proves a reviewer was a customer. Until then this is the evidence Assay has: calls it made itself, and what came back.
What the last sweep found
- answered as listed
- 3 answered as listed
Every one of arbiter-hs23.onrender.com’s 3 endpoints answered the last sweep, produced a 402 challenge Assay could read, and demanded exactly the price and payout address the listing advertises. 100% of the listing is true as written.
Settled payments
Assay has not paid this merchant yet. Paid probing rotates across the catalogue under a published spend ceiling, so an endpoint without a receipt is one we have not bought from — not one that failed.