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aye.today Earthquake Occurrence Check
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aye.today Earthquake Occurrence Check is a paid API for AI agents from api.aye.today, paid per call via x402, $0.01/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-15).
Returns an attested aye/nay receipt confirming whether an earthquake at or above a specified magnitude occurred in a named region over a past time window, with cryptographic evidence sourced from USGS.
Price / call$0.01
Success—
StatusUnknown
How this service works
Attested resolution: did an earthquake at or above a magnitude threshold occur in a named region over a past window? Resolved from the USGS feed with revision-lifecycle handling (retracted events never count; near-threshold event ids + revision timestamps pinned). Evidence bundle with source payload hashes, capped by an aye/nay receipt — never a bare boolean.
Output
An attested receipt (aye or nay) indicating whether a qualifying earthquake occurred, accompanied by an evidence bundle containing source payload hashes, relevant USGS event IDs, and revision timestamps. Retracted USGS events are excluded; near-threshold events are pinned with revision history to ensure integrity. Never returns a bare boolean.
Example use cases
Automated parametric insurance trigger
“Check if any M6 or higher earthquake occurred globally in the last 168 hours — I need the attested aye/nay receipt to determine if my parametric earthquake policy should pay out.”
Real-time disaster alert workflow
“Did a magnitude 4 or stronger quake happen in Japan in the last 24 hours? I'm running a monitoring workflow and need a verified result I can log as evidence.”
Seismic risk reporting for stakeholders
“Can you confirm whether there was any M5+ earthquake on the US East Coast in the past week? I need the evidence bundle with source hashes for my weekly risk report.”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://api.aye.today/v1/quake_checkWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need a cryptographically attested, auditable record of whether an earthquake meeting specific criteria occurred — not just a raw data feed. It is ideal for parametric insurance triggers, automated compliance workflows, dispute resolution, or any use case where a signed aye/nay receipt with evidence hashes is required rather than a live data query. Prefer it over raw USGS API access when provenance and non-repudiation of the result matter.
Side effects
- Unsupported region or magnitude enum value returns a validation error
- Unsupported hours_back value outside allowed enum returns error
- USGS feed unavailable may cause resolution failure or delayed response
- Near-threshold events may require revision-lifecycle handling, adding latency
- Payment of $0.01 USDC required per call; failure to pay returns 402
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