FAQ
Quick answers to common questions. Can't find yours? Search with ⌘K or browse the sidebar.
What does CSDS analyze?
On-chain risk for fungible tokens — contract verification, owner privileges, holder concentration, liquidity, trading patterns, and more — distilled into a 0–100 risk score with specific red flags. See Reading risk scores.
Which chains are supported?
CSDS currently supports Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, and Solana. More EVM chains (Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Avalanche, Fantom) are coming soon. See Supported chains for details and address formats.
How do I pay?
Analysis is debited from a prepaid USD balance (top up by crypto via OxaPay or card via Stripe), or paid per-request with the x402 protocol. See Authentication and Pricing.
Is there a free tier?
Every analysis is paid — there are no free checks, and there is no free public data feed.
How fresh is the data?
On-chain reads happen live at request time. Results are cached for 24 hours, so re-checking the same token within that window may return cached data. Historical baselines span multiple weeks.
How accurate is it?
The score is a risk signal derived from on-chain evidence, not a guarantee. Low confidence means limited data was available — treat it as "unknown," not "safe." Always do your own research.
Why was a legitimate token flagged?
Some legitimate designs (e.g. active admin functions, concentrated early distribution) resemble risky ones. CSDS weighs many dimensions to reduce false positives and excludes known exchange wallets from concentration, but no model is perfect — read the specific flags, not just the number.
Is this financial advice?
No. CSDS provides risk information to support your own research and decisions.
Can agents and LLMs use it?
Yes — see For LLMs & agents, the llms.txt, and the "Copy as Markdown" button on any docs page.