HashDit

  • Name: HashDit
  • URL: https://www.hashdit.io/
  • Category: wallet-edge threat-intelligence middleware / transaction screening / anti-phishing tooling
  • Tags: ethereum-ecosystem solana-ecosystem
  • Summary: HashDit is wallet-edge screening middleware. The useful cut is not scam list. It is domain scoring, address classification, poisoning checks, transaction simulation, and the partner-side policy that decides when a warning turns into a stop.
  • What it does:
    • Classifies blockchain addresses and identifies EOAs vs contracts plus verification and contract-metadata details
    • Detects address-poisoning and token-spoofing attacks in user-and-asset context
    • Scores domains and URLs for phishing or other security risks
    • Analyzes transactions before or after execution for dangerous patterns, dapp/domain reputation, and approval-risk signals
    • Simulates EVM transactions and provides token-security analysis for both EVM and Solana assets
  • Key claims:
    • The docs homepage says the HashDit API provides threat intelligence for domain security analysis and uses the base URL https://service.hashdit.io with API-key authentication
    • The official docs index enumerates endpoints for address classification, address poisoning, address security v2, domain security, EVM token security, Solana token security, transaction security, and transaction simulation
    • The Transaction Security endpoint says it is designed for wallets, signing flows, and transaction-confirmation screens
    • The Domain Security endpoint says it analyzes domains and URLs and returns risk levels with detailed indicators
    • The Address Poisoning Detection endpoint says it evaluates whether an address or token is dangerous in the context of a specific user and asset
  • Whitepaper: No canonical HashDit whitepaper or litepaper surfaced in this pass. The clearest current sources of truth were the official API docs and documentation index; see ../whitepapers/hashdit-primary-sources-2026-04-30.md.
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Internal linkages

  • Best upward comparisons at the operator-workflow layer: blowfish and blockaid.

Control surface

  • The leverage sits in risk scoring, list freshness, false-positive tolerance, simulation quality, and how an integrating wallet or app maps a verdict into warn / block / review behavior.

  • HashDit is useful precisely because it is small and operational. Read it as screening middleware, not as a wallet and not as a protocol.

  • Last reviewed: 2026-06-17 UTC