Asset Check
Answers ‘is this asset known to be malicious?’. Takes one piece of content — a URL, domain, social handle, app listing, or wallet address — and returns its status (BLOCKED, ALLOWED, or UNKNOWN), the source that decided it, the reason, and the per-source breakdown. Use it when you have a specific asset in hand. To search the blocklist by pattern instead, use /asset/search; to find whether a report already exists for an asset, use /reports/search.
Quick Start
Authentication
Include your API key in theX-API-KEY header:
Authorizations
Your API key. This is required by most endpoints to access our API programatically. Reach out to us at support@chainpatrol.io to get an API key for your use.
Body
Check asset request body
Asset content. Could be a domain, URL, or crypto address.
Response
Successful response
Check asset response body
The status of the asset.
UNKNOWN, ALLOWED, BLOCKED The source of the asset status.
chainpatrol, eth-phishing-detect, phishfort, seal, polkadot-phishing The reason for the result.
not-found, unsupported-type, source-error, parent-domain, hosting-domain, timeout, external-source The error message, if any.
The error code, if any.
parse-error, internal-scheme, internal-error The watch status of the asset.
ENABLED, DISABLED