Signalbound Allowlist Scan

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Signalbound Allowlist Scan is a paid API for AI agents from api.signalbound.art, paid per call via x402, $0.01/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-14).

Scans NFT drop feeds (OpenSea featured, upcoming, recently minted) and returns which drops a given wallet is eligible for, gated by Signalbound token ownership.

Price / call$0.01

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StatusUnknown

How this service works

Signalbound API for agent metadata, reveal-aware token reads, ERC-8004 registration files, and holder-gated tool routes.

Output

Returns a JSON object containing the drop feed type scanned, a human-readable brief summary, the number of drops scanned, a count of eligible drops, an array of eligible drop objects, an optional array of ineligible drops, the caller's address, a clearance level string, and the timestamp the scan was generated.

Example use cases

Pre-mint allowlist eligibility check

“Using my Signalbound token 7, scan the upcoming OpenSea drops for wallet 0xDEF...456 and tell me which ones I'm on the allowlist for — up to 30 drops, eligible only.”

Multi-chain drop eligibility audit

“Scan all known chains individually for my wallet 0x789...ABC using Signalbound token 99 and give me a full list of NFT drops I'm eligible for, with no limit filtering.”

Featured drop opportunity scout

“I want to see which featured OpenSea drops wallet 0x111...222 qualifies for — use Signalbound token 15 and scan up to 25 drops so I know what I can mint today.”

Technical details

Endpoint

POSThttps://api.signalbound.art/allowlist-scan?utm_source=zero.xyz

When to prefer

Use this endpoint when an agent needs to determine NFT drop eligibility for a specific wallet in a token-gated context, particularly when the user holds a Signalbound token and wants to discover which upcoming, featured, or recently minted drops they are allowlisted for on OpenSea. Prefer this over generic NFT APIs when clearance-level gating and ERC-7496 dynamic traits are relevant to the access model.

Side effects

Token ID not owned by caller — returns authorization/clearance error
Invalid or unsupported chain filter — returns empty or error response
Wallet address not found on any drop allowlists — returns eligibleCount of 0 with empty eligible array
OpenSea feed unavailable — scan may return partial results or timeout
Missing required tokenId field — returns 400 validation error
Limit set too high — may result in slower response or truncated scan

Input

Schema · Request body

Field	Type	Description
type	string	Drop feed to scan. Defaults to all, combining OpenSea featured, upcoming, and recently minted surfaces.
chain	string	Optional chain filter.
limit	integer	Max drops to scan (default 25).
tokenIdrequired	integer	Signalbound token ID used for ERC-7496 clearance-gated access. The authenticated caller must own it.
scanChains	boolean	When true, scans known OpenSea chains individually in addition to the global feed (default true).
eligibleOnly	boolean	Omit ineligible drops from ineligible array when false (default).
walletAddress	string	Wallet to check. Defaults to authenticated caller.

Output

Schema · Response

Field	Type	Description
typerequired	string
briefrequired	string
caller	string
scannedrequired	integer
eligiblerequired	array
clearance	string
ineligible	array
generatedAtrequired	string
eligibleCountrequired	integer

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