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Invoket Batch Address Screening
x402
Invoket Batch Address Screening is a paid API for AI agents from api.invoket.com, paid per call via x402, $0.01/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-14).
Screens multiple blockchain wallet addresses in a single batch call, returning provenance-backed verification results for each address
Price / call$0.01
Success—
StatusUnknown
How this service works
The checks your agent runs before it acts: verify a bank account, a phone number, a law in force, the weather or a vehicle — computed from official sources, with provenance in every response. You only pay for answers.
Output
A structured array of per-address results, one entry per input item. Each successful entry includes verification status and provenance data from official sources. Each failed or malformed entry includes an error object with a code (MISSING_PARAMETER, INVALID_INPUT, or UNRECOGNIZED_ADDRESS_FORMAT) at its array position without failing the entire batch. The overall batch response is a JSON object wrapping these results.
Example use cases
Pre-payment wallet batch validation
“I'm about to send USDC to 25 different wallet addresses on Ethereum — can you screen all of them in one go to confirm they're valid before I execute the transfers?”
Multi-chain airdrop recipient screening
“We have 80 airdrop recipients across Ethereum and Polygon — screen all their wallet addresses in batch and tell me which ones have unrecognized formats or errors so I can remove them from the list.”
Agent compliance check before bulk payout
“Before my payroll agent disburses to all 50 contractor wallets, run a batch screen on all the addresses and give me a report with provenance showing which ones passed and which ones failed.”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://api.invoket.com/screen/address/batchWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when you need to validate multiple blockchain addresses in a single API call rather than making individual requests per address. It is the right choice when an AI agent must verify a list of wallet addresses before executing bulk transfers, payouts, or airdrops — especially when cost efficiency matters (batch priced per unit) and you need per-address provenance in responses. Prefer it over single-address endpoints whenever you have 2 or more addresses to check.
Side effects
- Empty batch array returns 400 and is not charged
- Batch exceeding 500 items returns 400 and is not charged
- Malformed or unrecognizable individual addresses return per-item error with code rather than failing the whole batch
- Invalid or missing 'items' field returns 400
- Unsupported chain identifier may yield INVALID_INPUT at item level
- Network or upstream service unavailability may return 5xx errors
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| itemsrequired | array | Array of addresses screened in one settlement. Its length is priced per unit (base + N x unit), capped at 500; an empty or oversized batch is a 400, never charged. Each item takes an 'address' and an optional 'chain' that is law for THAT item. A malformed or unrecognizable address yields {error, code} at its position without failing the batch - the codes are the single endpoint's, MISSING_PARAMETER, INVALID_INPUT and UNRECOGNIZED_ADDRESS_FORMAT |
Output
Schema · Response
{
"type": "object"
}Tags
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