Chain Check

Pricing

Pay per check. Nothing else.

Whole Ounie credits — one credit is one cent — drawn from the same wallet as every other Ounie app. No subscription, no minimum, no seat.

Address

5credits

$0.05 · $0.060 on x402

  • Account type — wallet, EIP-7702 delegated wallet, or contract
  • OFAC sanctions membership
  • For a contract: published source and a proxy-slot sweep
Token contract

8credits

$0.08 · $0.096 on x402

  • Everything in the address check
  • On-chain name, symbol, decimals and total supply
  • The privileged roles the contract admits to having
  • A simulated transfer, measuring what actually arrives

The upstream cost of a check is zero. Public Base RPC, Sourcify and the OFAC mirror are all keyless and free, and the transfer simulation is an eth_call. The price is our work — reading it correctly, and being careful about what it does and does not mean.

How billing works

Reserve the larger price. Bill what was produced.

Ask for auto and you never have to know in advance. We reserve 8, settle 5 if the address turned out to be a plain wallet, and return the difference to the exact pool it came from — included allowance, then purchased, then earned, in reverse.

A check where the chain would not answer observed nothing, so it is a non-answer and refunds in full. A high band is the opposite of that: it is the most valuable thing this product can tell you, and it is billed.

RESERVE → SETTLE → REFUNDtoken contract8 cra full token reportauto → a wallet5 cr3 refunded, pool-exactchain would not answer0 crall 8 refunded — a non-answer is never billed
x402 · no account

Keyless agents pay in USDC on Base

$0.060 an address, $0.096 a token contract. Pass kind explicitly — address or token. The two cost different amounts and a pay-per-call price has to be knowable before you sign for it, so auto stays on the credit rail, which can refund.

A malformed or bad-checksum address is refused before any price is quoted, so you never sign an authorization for work that cannot succeed. Verification happens before settlement, so a check the chain would not answer never takes your money.

POST https://onchain.ounie.com/api/x402/check
{"address":"0x…","kind":"token"}
Free, forever

Reading costs nothing

  • Re-reading any check you have already paid for, forever
  • Listing your history and filtering it by band
  • get_supported_signals and get_pricing over MCP, with no key at all
  • The public /api/pricing endpoint, which carries the whole signal catalogue

Anything that executes a check bills credits. Anything that reads a check you already paid for does not.

No subscription — pay in Ounie credits.

One wallet across every Ounie app. Top up when you want to; nothing expires except a monthly plan allowance, and nothing renews on you.