Logos Chirality API – x402 Payment Challenge Auditor

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Logos Chirality API – x402 Payment Challenge Auditor is a paid API for AI agents from api.unland.dev, paid per call via x402, $0.02/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-14).

Validates and audits an x402 PAYMENT-REQUIRED challenge header against expected payment parameters, returning a detailed compatibility and safety assessment.

Price / call$0.02

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How this service works

Metered research tools and bounded agent services from Trevor Unland, with explicit public, private, and publication-gated boundaries.

Output

A JSON object indicating whether the x402 challenge is valid, how many checks were run and how many failed, a summary of available offers, whether a compatible offer was found matching the expected parameters, and a top-level 'safeToAttemptPayment' boolean. Includes a timestamp of when the audit was generated.

Example use cases

Pre-payment safety check for agent

“I just got a PAYMENT-REQUIRED response from an API my agent wants to call. Here's the base64 header value — verify it's asking for exactly 20000 atomic units of USDC on base-mainnet before my agent sends any payment.”

Debugging a rejected x402 payment

“My x402 payment keeps getting rejected. Can you audit the PAYMENT-REQUIRED header I received and tell me which checks are failing — I'm expecting the recipient to be 0xAbcd1234... and the amount to be 2000000 atomic units?”

Validating third-party API payment terms

“I'm integrating a third-party API that uses x402 monetization. Run an audit on their PAYMENT-REQUIRED header and confirm the token contract, network, and amount all match what they documented before I wire up automatic payment.”

Technical details

Endpoint

POSThttps://api.unland.dev/v1/x402/challenge-audit

When to prefer

Use this endpoint when an AI agent or automated system receives an x402 PAYMENT-REQUIRED response and needs to verify it is safe and expected before authorizing a blockchain payment. It is particularly valuable in agentic pipelines where unattended payment authorization requires cryptographic and parameter-level assurance. Prefer this over manual inspection when you need structured, machine-readable audit results for logging or conditional logic.

Side effects

Invalid or malformed base64 in paymentRequired field — validation returns valid:false with relevant failed checks
Address mismatch between expectedPayTo and offer — compatibleOfferFound:false
Amount mismatch — safeToAttemptPayment:false with failed check details
Unsupported network or scheme — checks fail with descriptive results
Missing required fields in request body — likely 400 error or all checks failed
Expired or structurally corrupt PAYMENT-REQUIRED header — checkCount may be low with all failed

Input

Schema · Request body

Field	Type	Description
expectedAsset	string	Expected non-zero EVM token contract address.
expectedPayTo	string	Optional expected non-zero EVM recipient address.
expectedAmount	string	Expected atomic token amount, not a decimal display price.
expectedScheme	string
expectedNetwork	string
paymentRequired	string	Base64 or base64url PAYMENT-REQUIRED header value.

Output

Schema · Response

{
  "type": "json",
  "example": {
    "valid": false,
    "checks": [],
    "checkCount": 1,
    "generatedAt": "2026-08-12T00:00:00.000Z",
    "offerSummary": [],
    "failedCheckCount": 1,
    "compatibleOfferFound": false,
    "safeToAttemptPayment": false
  }
}

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How this service works

Metered research tools and bounded agent services from Trevor Unland, with explicit public, private, and publication-gated boundaries.

Output

Example use cases

Pre-payment safety check for agent

Debugging a rejected x402 payment

Validating third-party API payment terms

Technical details

Endpoint

POSThttps://api.unland.dev/v1/x402/challenge-audit

When to prefer

Side effects

Invalid or malformed base64 in paymentRequired field — validation returns valid:false with relevant failed checks
Address mismatch between expectedPayTo and offer — compatibleOfferFound:false
Amount mismatch — safeToAttemptPayment:false with failed check details
Unsupported network or scheme — checks fail with descriptive results
Missing required fields in request body — likely 400 error or all checks failed
Expired or structurally corrupt PAYMENT-REQUIRED header — checkCount may be low with all failed

Input

Schema · Request body

Field	Type	Description
expectedAsset	string	Expected non-zero EVM token contract address.
expectedPayTo	string	Optional expected non-zero EVM recipient address.
expectedAmount	string	Expected atomic token amount, not a decimal display price.
expectedScheme	string
expectedNetwork	string
paymentRequired	string	Base64 or base64url PAYMENT-REQUIRED header value.

Output

Schema · Response

{
  "type": "json",
  "example": {
    "valid": false,
    "checks": [],
    "checkCount": 1,
    "generatedAt": "2026-08-12T00:00:00.000Z",
    "offerSummary": [],
    "failedCheckCount": 1,
    "compatibleOfferFound": false,
    "safeToAttemptPayment": false
  }
}