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Capabilities and supported chains

Understand the difference between the external Solana risk API and the authenticated research experience.

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Current scope

SurfaceScopeOutput
External risk API — fastSolana wallets and proposed transfersExperimental score when available, evidence, sanctions and limitations
External risk API — defaultSolana wallets and proposed transfersCited research report and final Jev score when evidence is sufficient
Research UI — wallet assessmentSolanaStreaming specialist activity and cited report, followed by an evidence-backed final assessment
Research UI — transaction assessmentSolanaFast inline assessment or default research with a final assessment
Separate transaction-research UISolana and XRPLLegacy research flow; not the external risk API

The external API accepts chain: "solana" only. XRPL support in the research UI does not mean the external risk API supports XRPL. Do not use dashboard-only endpoints as an API-key integration contract.

Mode names in the API

Use mode: "fast" for fast assessment. Omit mode or use mode: "default" for deep research. "deep" is not an accepted API mode value.

Fast mode returns HTTP 200 with a completed assessment and run ID. Default mode returns HTTP 202 with a queued run ID; poll for the research report and final Jev assessment. Either mode may require manual review or report insufficient evidence rather than provide a score. A report is not itself the numeric score: read the separate assessment fields.

Evidence is bounded

Available evidence can include sanctions checks, sampled transaction history, labels, counterparty information, holdings, related wallets, and transfer anomalies. Coverage depends on the workflow, data providers, and availability; not every field is present for every run.

Read evidence availability flags, sampling indicators, and limitations alongside any score. Missing history or a clear sanctions check is not proof that a wallet is safe.