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Before you send a transaction, check that the chain and contract address you are about to use is the one the entity actually publishes. Not a scam or rug assessment — provenance. You supply the entity, the chain and the candidate address; the answer is whether the entity's own source and an independent chain source support that exact claim, with the URL, the verbatim excerpt and a transact true/false. Disagreeing sources return no address at all. Paid per call over x402 on Base ($0.25 USDC), with a free preflight. You pay from your own wallet — see "Who pays" below. Triggers: "is this the official contract for X", "verify this address before I trade", "did X publish this address", "which chain is this contract on and who says it's theirs".

Company facts with the receipts attached. Ask for legal name, headquarters, founded year, employee count, executives or funding for a domain and get each field back with its source URL, a verbatim excerpt from that page, when it was retrieved, and n-of-m source agreement. Conflicting sources are returned, not hidden. A field that cannot be evidenced comes back UNKNOWN rather than guessed, and a company that cannot be resolved is STILL CHARGED FOR. That is a defect measured 2026-09-30, not a policy: settlement cancellation does not work under the x402 `exact` scheme, and a fix is in progress. It affects only the no-evidence cases; every other call is charged once at the listed price. This text is dated: if it still says a fix is in progress after 2026-10-14, the fix has stalled and this sentence is the stale one. Paid per call over x402 on Base ($0.10 USDC), with a free preflight. You pay from your own wallet — see "Who pays" below. Triggers: "what is the legal name of X", "verify this company", "enrich this domain with sources", "who runs X and where is it based".