Response Details

Method Name

method

It describes the method name in ABI, for example, "transfer".

Parameter Type

type

It describes the parameter type in ABI, for example, "address", "uint256", and "bool".

Parameter Name

name

It describes the parameter name in ABI, for example "_from", "_to", "_value".

Input Data

input

It describes the input data in ABI.

Address Info

address_info

It describes the info about the address as a parameter.
The info includes: (1) "is_contract" describes whether the address is a contract. "1" means true; "0" means false.
(2) "contract_name" describes the contract name if the address is a contract.
(3) "standard" describes the standard type of the contract. Example:"erc20".
(4) "symbol" describes the token symbol if the address is an ERC20 contract.
(5) "name" describes the token name if the address is an ERC20 contract.
(6) "malicious_address" describes whether the address is a suspected malicious contract.
"1" means true;
"0" means that we have not found malicious behavior of this address.

When the address is not a contract ("is_contract"=0), "contract_name", "standard", "symbol", and "name" will return "null".
When the address is a contract but not an erc20 contract, "standard", "symbol", and "name" will return "null".

Contract Name

contract_name

The name of the contract that the user is interacting with.

Contract Description

contract_description

Description of the contract.

Is Malicious Contract

malicious_contract

It tells if the contract that the user is interacting with is a malicious contract.

Signature Detail

signature_detail

It explains the function of the method.

Is Risky Signature

risky_signature

It tells if the transaction that users are signing contains risk.

Even non-malicious, commonly used, well-known contracts can be highly risky if not used properly.

Risk Detail

risk

It explains why the transaction that users are signing contains risk.

Even non-malicious, commonly used, well-known contracts can be highly risky if not used properly.