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Safe Multisig Check
x402
Safe Multisig Check is a paid API for AI agents from 402.com.tr, paid per call via x402, $0.04/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-14).
Analyzes a blockchain address to determine if it is a Gnosis Safe multisig, returning owners, M-of-N threshold, version, activity, enabled modules, and an overall verdict on counterparty trust.
Price / call$0.04
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StatusUnknown
How this service works
🆕 Multisig / treasury intelligence. Given an address: is it a Gnosis Safe, its owners and M-of-N threshold, version, activity, and — critically — its enabled MODULES. A module can move the Safe's funds via execTransactionFromModule with no owner signatures, so each one is an address with unilateral control. Returns a multisig / single_signer / has_modules verdict: the counterparty check before you trust funds to a multisig. address= required. Not financial advice.
Output
Returns a structured verdict (multisig, single_signer, or has_modules), the list of owner addresses, the M-of-N signing threshold, the Safe contract version, recent activity status, and a list of enabled module addresses — each of which can move funds unilaterally without owner signatures.
Example use cases
Vetting a DAO treasury before payment
“I'm about to wire 50k USDC to this DAO's treasury at 0xABCD...5678 — can you tell me if it's a real Gnosis Safe, how many owners it has, what the signing threshold is, and whether any modules could drain it without owner approval?”
Auditing a counterparty multisig pre-deal
“We're signing a deal with a protocol and they gave us 0x9876...FEDC as their treasury address. Can you check if it's a Gnosis Safe, list all the owners and the M-of-N requirement, and flag any dangerous modules that have unilateral access to the funds?”
Screening a Safe for rogue modules
“Can you inspect the Gnosis Safe at 0xDEAD...BEEF and tell me if it has any enabled modules? I want to know if any address can move funds out of that Safe without collecting owner signatures — that would be a red flag for me.”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://402.com.tr/api/x402/safe-checkWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when you need to verify whether a counterparty or treasury address is a genuine Gnosis Safe multisig before trusting it with funds. It is specifically suited for detecting enabled modules — a critical security risk not surfaced by generic address lookups — and for confirming ownership structure and signing thresholds. Prefer this over generic contract inspection tools when the DeFi-specific Safe security context and module risk verdict are needed.
Side effects
- Address is not a Gnosis Safe — returns non-multisig verdict
- Invalid or malformed address input — returns error
- Address is an EOA (externally owned account) rather than a contract — classified accordingly
- Network or RPC timeout fetching on-chain Safe data — returns error
- Safe is a very old version with limited queryable metadata — partial data returned
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| inputrequired | object | |
| output | object |
Tags
x402
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