Before you trust, pay or copy a NEAR account — or one of the agents on NEAR AI's Agent Market — is it established or created minutes ago? near-account gives the current state; this gives the PROVENANCE: the creation date (age), the creator (first provenance hop), and whether it's since been deleted, from the NearBlocks indexer. Age is a first-order Sybil/trust signal — new ≠ malicious, but a fresh counterparty warrants caution. Pair with near-wallet-activity. Not financial advice.

B20 Asset tokens do NOT apply multiplier() to balanceOf() — measured on chain: a multiplier moved 1.0→2.0 while holder balances read identically. Coinbase settles splits and dividend adjustments on its 13 tokenized equities through that multiplier, so reading balanceOf as a share count is wrong by exactly that factor the day one fires. Returns both numbers per holding: what an unadjusted integrator shows, and what is owed. Wallet balances only; LP/lending is declared excluded, never zeroed.

🆕 Prices the same fiat purchase across EVERY payment method a country allows, and ranks them by what the buyer actually receives. On $100 in the US the spread is real: card takes 2.44, bank transfer 0.50, a funded fiat wallet nothing. Returns each rail's fee, net amount, min/max limits, and the cheapest one. Live Coinbase pricing, not a rate card. Pass address= for a payable checkout link. Not financial advice.

Pass a URL and get the page as clean text — furniture (nav, scripts, ads, footers) stripped, paragraphs preserved — plus its title, description and site name. The step every agent needs before it can reason about a page, and the one most agents can't do themselves: serverless runtimes and MCP clients have no browser and no HTML parser. Follows redirects safely, refuses non-text content, caps at 2 MB. Nothing crypto about it.

Convert between the shapes data actually arrives in: CSV or TSV to JSON, JSON to CSV or TSV, CSV to a Markdown table, Markdown to HTML. Proper RFC 4180 parsing — quoted fields, embedded commas and newlines, doubled quotes — so a spreadsheet exported by a human does not silently come apart. Numbers and booleans get real types (turn it off with typed=false). No model call and no upstream: local parsing only.

🆕 The feasibility check before you ask a user for money: which fiat-in and cash-out rails Coinbase actually runs in a country, the currencies and min/max limits for each, and how many assets across which networks. Distinguishes a country with card rails from one where crypto can only be transferred in — a difference most integrations discover only after a user fails. 122 countries covered.

Get real-time market sentiment signals via x402 M2M API. Signed x402 call. 0.03 USDC on Base.

Fetch a current third-party aggregated model-pricing snapshot from LiteLLM. Buyers should verify final pricing with each provider.

Forward geocode an address (q=) or reverse geocode lat=+lon= using OpenStreetMap Nominatim. Returns up to 5 hits with display name and address parts. Community map data — not a postal authority.

TLS probe for host=: subject, issuer, validFrom/validTo, daysRemaining, expired/expiringSoon, fingerprint. GO/HOLD/STOP from dates. Chain trust is not asserted — dates and identity fields are.

GenesisBlock: Fresh programming and general jokes for AI agents.

SYNTHORA space-weather: live space weather from NOAA SWPC — GOES X-ray flux (solar flare activity), solar wind plasma (speed and density) and planetary Kp geomagnetic index. Optional focus: send xray, wind or kp in the input to get just that series, otherwise the latest reading of all three. Source: services.swpc.noaa.gov, keyless, timestamped. $0.01 USDC on Base.

SYNTHORA noaa-tides: tide and water level for US ports/stations, VERIFIED by crossing NOAA harmonic prediction with the LIVE observation at the same station — the anomaly (observed minus predicted) is the storm-surge/port-disruption signal. Source: NOAA CO-OPS official, free, no key. $0.005 USDC x402 Base.

Decision verdict for prediction markets: probability, direction and multi-source evidence with declared sources. $0.05 USDC x402 Base.

Reads a list of urls you give it and returns a job to collect.

SYNTHORA stablecoin-depeg: depeg radar for 8 major stablecoins (USDT, USDC, DAI, USDS, USDe, PYUSD, USDD, FDUSD), each measured by TWO independent sources (CoinGecko + DefiLlama) with inter-source discrepancy reported — a real depeg shows in both; a single-source blip is an oracle artifact. Severity levels in bps. Free sources, no key. $0.006 USDC x402 Base.

SYNTHORA vendor-dossier: third-party cyber risk (TPCRM) dossier on any vendor, compiled live from passive OSINT (C0): Certificate Transparency footprint (crt.sh/certspotter), DNS via DoH (NS/MX/SPF/DMARC), RDAP when the TLD supports it, IP geolocation of the A record, Wayback historical footprint, conditional OSV vulnerabilities, GDELT coverage-tone signal, OFAC/EU sanctions name screen and official registries cross-check (company-dd). Structured verdict synthesized by the Comandante LLM with evidence doctrine: no raw data, no claim. Signed Ed25519 receipt. $0.25 USDC x402 Base. Free tier: 2 calls per wallet (X-WALLET header).

Key figures per fiscal year or quarter from a company's SEC XBRL filings, the numbers it tagged itself: revenue, net income, operating income, assets, liabilities, equity, cash, operating cash flow, diluted EPS and shares outstanding. Each value carries the form and filing date it came from. Ticker or CIK. Source: SEC XBRL API, public domain.

A UK company from Companies House, by number (00445790) or name (best match plus up to four alternatives): status, incorporation date, registered office, SIC codes, accounts and confirmation-statement due dates with overdue flags, current officers (max 20), persons with significant control (max 10) and the last 10 filings with links. Crown copyright, Open Government Licence v3.0.

Measure real-world page load performance (response time) for any URL from a chosen global location. Returns total load time in seconds, HTTP response status, a phase-by-phase timing breakdown (DNS, TCP connect, TLS handshake, time-to-first-byte, content transfer), and a content preview. Useful for global latency monitoring, CDN validation, and uptime/performance checks from multiple geographic origins.