Monitors
Scans that repeat on a schedule, and the channels an alert reaches when one of them finds something that was not there last time.
What people come here for
On-chain Monitoring
Watches deployed contracts for administrative events, bytecode changes and shifts in the values returned by read-only functions.
Full definition →New CVE Alerting
Watches new CVE publications continuously and raises an alert when one lands inside the scope you actually monitor.
Full definition →Governance & Upgradability
Measures a timelock's real delay and who is able to change it. An admin-guarded delay change is reported as a bypass, and a value that cannot be read comes back unknown rather than zero.
Full definition →Scam Detection
Honeypot, hidden blocklist, unbounded minting and rug-pull shapes, reported as capabilities present in the code — never as a confirmed intent to use them.
Full definition →Wallet Security
Finds token approvals in event logs, then confirms each one with a live contract call, so an approval you already revoked is not reported back to you as active.
Full definition →Everything else in this surface
Each name opens its own one-line definition in the capability catalogue.
What this does not do
A monitor tells you something changed. Deciding what it means and what to do about it stays with you, except where you have separately armed a protection.
Everything this product does not do →