One score, with reasons
Every report opens with a 0–100 Risk Score, a confidence level and the main reasons. When data is thin, the score says so instead of guessing.
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Paste an address and get a risk score, a sanctions check, assets and activity in a few seconds. Works across Ethereum, Solana, TRON, Bitcoin, TON and 9 more networks.
Wallet Risk Score
No risk signals in checked sources.
Example data. Real reports use live on-chain sources.
How it works
No account and no wallet connection. Open the extension and check the address you are about to use.
Paste any address, or open it on a block explorer and let the scanner pick it up. The network is detected for you.
One number from 0 to 100 with a confidence level. Higher means riskier, and the top reasons are listed right under the gauge.
See the sanctions result for each source, the assets and recent activity, then ask Copilot follow-up questions in plain language.
Features
The same report you see in the extension, built from public on-chain data and AML sources.
Every report opens with a 0–100 Risk Score, a confidence level and the main reasons. When data is thin, the score says so instead of guessing.
Addresses are checked against the U.S. Treasury OFAC list. On Ethereum mainnet a private risk database adds labels such as phishing or theft. Each source shows its own result.
Open a block explorer or a Web3 site and the extension lists the addresses it sees. Detection runs locally in your browser.
Balances, tokens with USD estimates and recent transfers. ERC-20, SPL, TRC-20 and TON jettons; UTXOs and mempool activity for Bitcoin.
Ask a question about the report and get a plain-language answer in your interface language. Available for Ethereum and EVM networks.
Keep the wallets you check often in one list and compare two addresses side by side. Saved wallets and names stay in your browser.
Risk Score
The score runs from 0 to 100. Higher means riskier. The label and colour always come together, so the meaning never depends on colour alone.
High, medium or low confidence shows how much data the score rests on. A low-confidence score is a reason to look closer.
If a sanctions check is incomplete or there is too little data, the score stays at 51 or higher. Missing evidence is never shown as safe.
“No matches” means the checked sources have no record of this address. New scam addresses appear every day, so treat the score as one input.
Check the address before you send. Free, no wallet connection, no sign-up.
Privacy
Web3 Copilot reads public blockchain data. It cannot touch your funds.
You never connect a wallet, sign a message or enter a seed phrase. The extension cannot move funds.
Finding addresses on a page happens in your browser. Saved wallets, names and report snapshots stay on your device.
When you click Get score or ask a question, the address, network and needed context go to our API and its data and AI providers.
No subscription or paid tier. Free use has a rolling 24-hour limit that keeps the service fast for everyone.
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FAQ
Yes. There is no subscription, paid tier or premium upgrade. Free use is rate-limited, so after many checks within 24 hours you may need to wait before the next one.
No. Web3 Copilot only reads public blockchain data for the address you check. It never asks for a seed phrase, private key or signature, and it cannot move funds.
Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base, Optimism, Avalanche, zkSync, Linea, Scroll, Solana, TRON, Bitcoin and TON.
It is a number from 0 to 100 where higher means riskier. It combines the on-chain evidence and AML results available for the address, and comes with a confidence level and the main reasons.
No. It means the sources we checked have no record of the address. Each source covers specific networks, and new scam addresses appear every day. Treat the result as one input, not a guarantee.
The U.S. Treasury OFAC sanctions list, plus a private risk database for Ethereum mainnet. The report shows which source checked which network and what it found.
Address detection and your saved wallets stay local. When you request an analysis or ask a question, the address, network and needed context go to our API and its data and AI providers. The Privacy Policy has the details.
No. Web3 Copilot is a research tool. Reports do not recommend transactions or certify that an address is safe. You decide what to do with your funds.
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