Quick Intel turns token contract risk checks into an API. Given a chain and contract address, it returns honeypot status, buy and sell tax, mint authority, blacklist switches, proxy upgrades, liquidity locks and deployer details, with a p95 response under 180 milliseconds. Coverage spans more than sixty chains and over seventy-five million unique tokens scanned.
The product has two layers. A Builder API bills by call volume, and discovery sites such as DEXTools and DexScreener embed its risk labels. A consumer scan endpoint uses the x402 protocol for pay-per-request access at USD 0.03 per query, settled in USDC on Base and other networks without accounts or API keys. The team then extended the same risk data to trading through Tator, an agent that turns natural language into unsigned transactions for the user's wallet to sign. Results return as structured fields that callers filter by chain, token standard and risk type, with scan history kept traceable.
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