Purpose
Quick Intel provides AI-driven token security intelligence for Web3 developers, wallets, scanners, trading tools, and bot teams. Its goal is to embed real-time token risk, contract intelligence, and multi-chain security signals directly into the product interfaces where users already make decisions, helping users operate on-chain safely.
Main Capabilities
- Token Security API: Provides real-time token risk, contract intelligence, and multi-chain security signals that can be plugged directly into wallets, trading tools, scanners, and apps.
- Risk Signal Types: Includes signals such as honeypot detection, contract permission checks (renounced, verified, proxy), minting, blacklist, fees, max wallet, pause, and scam functions, which can be used for frontend interfaces or backend gating.
- Token Identity and Ownership: Obtain token name, owner, qHash match, and other information through a single call (such as GET /getquickiauditfull).
- Multi-chain Coverage: Provides broad chain coverage, reducing enterprise-level integration friction.
- Flexible Pricing: Choose a plan that fits your traffic, integrate quickly, and receive security signals in real time.
How to Use
Developers can integrate Quick Intel's security signals into existing products through the API. The official free trial API is provided. Typical endpoints include /getquickiauditfull, which returns token identity, ownership, and qHash match information. Example response data includes the token name (such as Bloom Terminal), owner address (which can show renounced status), exact qHash (such as q-8331a42d9218), honeypot status (honeypot: false), contract permission checks (renounced: true, verified: true, proxy: false), and more. Other available data points include /risk, /holders, /liquidity, /deployer.
Applicable Scenarios
- Wallets: Display token security signals before users trade.
- Scanners: Detect token risks in real time.
- Trading tools and bots: Automatically enforce security gating.
- Dashboards and analytics products: Enrich risk data display.
- Web3 apps: Offer security signals as a paid feature.
Limitations
The currently available materials do not provide detailed pricing plans, a specific list of supported chains, API call limits, integration documentation links, technical architecture details, or user reviews. Some features such as specific signal coverage and update frequency are not yet provided.