maiat-trust-check

To check a token trust score before agent interactions, query the Maiat trust API to retrieve behavior data and a clear verdict. The system evaluates on-chain signals and completion history to guide whether you should proceed, proceed with caution, or avoid the transaction entirely.

You can verify agent trust on the Base network for x402 endpoint transactions by querying the Maiat trust data. The trust check evaluates completion history and on-chain signals, returning a decisive verdict to ensure safe automated wallet interactions and order flows.

A trust verdict is a categorical recommendation—proceed, caution, or avoid—generated by assessing agent or token behavior and on-chain signals. It guides safe wallet automation by programmatically blocking risky interactions and allowing flows only when trust criteria are met.

Wallet prerequisites apply when running a trust check for automated swaps. The process requires querying Maiat trust data via API or CLI prior to the interaction, ensuring your wallet environment supports the necessary lookups to retrieve the trust score and verdict.

You should avoid relying solely on an automated trust score when on-chain signals or completion history are insufficient to generate a clear verdict. In such cases where the trust data is sparse, the system may return a caution verdict, requiring manual review before proceeding with the interaction.