Summary: Webacy is a crypto risk-intelligence platform whose current primary-source surface spans address, token, contract, and transaction risk APIs; sanctions and behavior analysis; stablecoin depeg monitoring; and ERC-4626 vault due diligence. The combination of docs, API reference, product pages, and embedded-safety positioning makes it better cataloged as a risk-decisioning control plane for wallets, trading venues, blockchains, and other operators than as a simple wallet-safety plugin, scam checker, or compliance point tool.
What it does:
Provides API-based risk scoring for addresses, tokens, contracts, and raw EVM transactions
Supports multiple chains and endpoint-specific coverage, with docs currently listing 13 supported networks and chain-specific limitations by endpoint
Offers real-time depeg monitoring for 600+ pegged tokens across multiple EVM chains, including stablecoins, RWAs, gold-backed assets, and yield-bearing assets
Publishes ERC-4626 vault-risk endpoints that score vaults and support filtering by chain, tier, protocol, contract type, and underlying asset
Markets the platform to wallets, DEXs, blockchains, stablecoin teams, and regulated operators that need screening, monitoring, and defensible due-diligence data
Key claims:
The docs homepage describes the Webacy DD APIs as an “enterprise-grade, real-time blockchain transaction, wallet, token, address, smart contract, and customer-level risk system” and points to DD.xyz as a sandbox UI using the same APIs
The quickstart shows Webacy exposing a standard API-first risk workflow with an API key, a direct api.webacy.com endpoint, and a normalized response schema featuring overallRisk, issue counts, and issue arrays
The modules docs are especially high-signal because they show Webacy as a broad risk engine rather than a single-feature scanner: 14 analysis modules cover security essentials, contract analysis, liquidity, fraud, sanctions, mixers, behavior, reputation, and more
The supported-blockchains docs currently list full support across Ethereum, Polygon, Optimism, Arbitrum, Base, BSC, Solana, TON, Sei, Sui, Stellar, and Hedera, with limited Bitcoin support and endpoint-specific chain constraints
The transaction-scanning docs show Webacy operating pre-signing transaction analysis infrastructure, including raw EVM transaction scanning, suspicious-address checks, malicious-contract analysis, and production API endpoints
The Depeg Monitor docs expand the surface meaningfully beyond generic scam screening by describing real-time ratings for 600+ pegged tokens updated every five minutes using price, liquidity, volatility, persistence, oracle, and cross-chain signals
The vault-risk reference is another strong clue that Webacy is evolving toward broader onchain financial-risk infrastructure, not only consumer wallet safety, because it scores ERC-4626 vaults and exposes protocol- and asset-level filtering for due-diligence workflows
The public product pages reinforce that the company is targeting wallets, DEXs, blockchains, stablecoin operators, and institutional-style risk programs rather than only consumer-facing browser protection
Whitepaper: No canonical standalone Webacy whitepaper or litepaper surfaced in this pass. The clearest current source of truth is the official docs portal, API reference, and first-party product pages; see ../whitepapers/webacy-primary-sources-2026-04-28.md.