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The whole protocol.

Paste a dApp link and Aegis collects the facts behind it: the contracts it really calls, who holds the keys, how old they are and who deployed them. Docs, GitHub and on-chain activity are coming.

HyperEVM and Arbitrum · usually 30–90 seconds · reports are public

20 domains 3,045 contracts 35 scam deployers

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What Aegis checks

  1. 01

    The contracts the site really calls

    We open the app in a real browser with a test wallet and record every contract it reads or asks you to sign.

  2. 02

    Who holds the keys

    A single wallet, a multisig or a timelock. Verified code, owner-only functions, the age of the contracts and of their deployer.

  3. 03

    A verdict you can check

    Every red flag links to the contract. The AI summary only retells what the checks found.

  4. 04

    What you are asked to sign Soon

    Approvals, permits and Permit2 in plain words, and a red flag when a site asks for a signature the moment it opens.

  5. 05

    The docs in one page Soon

    AI reads the documentation: what the protocol does, its fees, risks and admin powers. A timelock or multisig the docs promise but the chain does not have is a red flag.

  6. 06

    The code behind it on GitHub Soon

    Whether the deployed code is the open-source code, how active the repo is and who the contributors are.

  7. 07

    A map of the contracts Soon

    How the contracts connect: proxies, implementations, owners, tokens and vaults, on one visual map.

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