x402 Bazaar: Base Transaction Explainer (AI-Powered) is a paid API for AI agents from api.relai.fi, paid per call via x402, $0.01/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-14).
Takes a Base blockchain transaction hash and returns a plain-English explanation of what the transaction actually did, including a risk assessment and contextual notes.
Give a Base transaction hash and Claude explains what it actually did in plain English — the action, a risk read (failed tx, risky approval, high-value transfer), and notes. Turns raw calldata into an answer agents and humans can use. Paid via x402: $0.03 in USDC on Base (eip155:8453) to 0x973a31858f4d2125f48c880542da11a2796f12d6. Returns 402 with payment requirements; pay and retry.
A structured response containing: (1) a plain-English description of the transaction action (e.g. swap, transfer, approval, contract call), (2) a risk read categorizing the transaction as failed, risky approval, high-value transfer, or benign, and (3) additional notes and context for the transaction. Useful for both human users and AI agents trying to understand on-chain activity.
POSThttps://api.relai.fi/relay/1782567677091/api/x402/ai-tx-explainChoose this endpoint when you need a human-readable explanation of a specific Base network transaction — especially when you have only the transaction hash and need to understand intent, risk, and context without manually decoding ABI calldata. Ideal for agents helping users audit their wallet history, flag suspicious activity, or understand DeFi interactions they participated in. Prefer this over generic block explorers when a risk-labeled, narrative summary is needed rather than raw data.
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