Compose the intent
The provider's own example request is preloaded into the console. Edit it freely — malformed JSON is caught in the browser, before a single byte leaves the page.
Every published capability is wired to a sandboxed x402 path. Payments are staged against a wallet you invent, responses come back from the real upstream provider, and nothing you do in this room reaches production metrics.
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0.01USDG
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Analyze Robinhood Chain wallet activity and return an explainable behavioral risk score.
Validate a Robinhood Chain ERC-20 using contract, holder, transfer, and canonical Stock Token registry signals.
Return USD-valued native and ERC-20 holdings for a Robinhood Chain wallet.
Fetch Blockscout metadata and market fields for a Robinhood Chain ERC-20 contract.
List canonical Stock Token contracts published in Robinhood’s official Robinhood Chain registry.
Demo service backed by Ordinal’s built-in mock provider. Returns a fixed payload with no external dependency — use it to verify the marketplace, MCP tools, and x402 flow when upstream data sources are unavailable.
Every published capability, with pricing and reliability history.
GoRequest shapes, settlement headers, and the verification contract.
GoA dry run walks the identical path a paying agent walks — the same gateway, the same provider, the same verification record — and stops one step short of moving money.
The provider's own example request is preloaded into the console. Edit it freely — malformed JSON is caught in the browser, before a single byte leaves the page.
An x402 payment is staged against a mock EVM wallet. The Robinhood Chain requirements, payer, and USDG amount keep their real protocol shapes. Nothing is signed or broadcast.
The gateway proxies the upstream provider and hands back the payload, the latency, and the verification record — none of it written to usage logs or provider reputation.
The production call is the same request with a settled payment attached. Nothing about the shape changes.