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Domain and security check APIs for AI agents

Domain and security check APIs answer a question an agent should ask before it trusts a host: who registered it, what DNS says, whether a certificate is present, or whether a name is tied to phishing or malware. Listings in Verification, Data, Tools and Intelligence qualify when the name says domain, DNS, WHOIS, SSL, DMARC, phishing, malware or certificate, or the text says WHOIS, DNS lookup, SSL certificate, phishing, malware or DMARC. The word security on its own is not a keyword, because it is too broad. The agent discovers the listing free of charge and pays the provider per call over x402 in USDC on Base, Solana or Algorand. No API key. Settlement-verified means a paid route with an on-chain receipt. Examples are claimed verified listings with that receipt. Unclaimed (bazaar) imports are labelled and are not examples. Listing is free and the provider keeps 100% of each settled call. Counts are the live APIs and endpoints for this rule.

55 APIs and 431 endpoints match this page. 55 are settlement-verified: a paid route with an on-chain receipt.

Settlement-verified examples

Unclaimed (bazaar) imports

These rows were imported and the provider has not claimed them. They are not the examples above.

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Questions

What qualifies as a domain or security check?

A Verification, Data, Tools or Intelligence listing whose name says domain, DNS, WHOIS, SSL, DMARC, phishing, malware or certificate, or whose text says WHOIS, DNS lookup, SSL certificate, phishing, malware or DMARC. The tag security also matches, as do domain, dns, whois and ssl.

How are these checks paid?

Per call, by the agent, over x402, in USDC on Base, Solana or Algorand. There is no API key. PayAPI Market does not sit in the payment.

Where is the receipt for a domain check?

On the example, as a link to the on-chain transaction. Settlement-verified means a paid route with an on-chain receipt. Open it if you want to see the transfer yourself.