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goplus-security-primary-sources-2026-04-26

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GoPlus Security primary-source snapshot

Fetched: 2026-04-26 UTC

1) Official website

Source: https://gopluslabs.io/

Selected excerpts from the official site:

The Leading Web3 and AI Agent Security Solutions

DECENTRALIZED SECURITY LAYER FOR WEB3

Protect Your Every Transaction

Additional signals from the site:

  • The homepage frames GoPlus as foundational security infrastructure rather than as a single wallet extension or one-off scanner
  • The site now explicitly spans both web3 security and AI-agent security, which suggests product expansion beyond its earlier token-risk identity
  • Public integration examples and investor/supporter logos indicate GoPlus is pitching itself as embedded security infrastructure for ecosystem partners

2) Docs getting-started page

Source: https://docs.gopluslabs.io/docs/getting-started

Selected excerpts from the docs:

GoPlus Security is here to solve this by building an open, permissionless, and user-driven User Security Network for Web3.

GoPlus Security provides a comprehensive set of APIs that deliver real-time, automated security intelligence.

Token Security API

Malicious Address API

NFT Security API

Approval Security API

dApp Security Info API

Signature Data Decode API

Phishing Site Detection API

Token Security API for Solana (Beta)

Transaction Simulation API for Solana

Transaction Simulation API for EVM

Additional signals from the docs:

  • The getting-started page is the clearest first-party source for GoPlus’s present product breadth
  • The API inventory shows GoPlus covering multiple risk surfaces across tokens, addresses, approvals, phishing, and transaction simulation
  • The Solana and EVM simulation APIs suggest GoPlus is trying to be a multichain transaction-risk layer, not just an EVM token scanner

3) SDK docs

Source: https://docs.gopluslabs.io/docs/goplus-sdk

Selected excerpts from the docs:

We currently provide SDKs in the following languages:

Go

Java

Node.js (JavaScript, TypeScript)

Python

PHP

Additional signals from the docs:

  • The SDK page confirms GoPlus expects direct integration by external developers and platforms
  • Multi-language official SDK support strengthens the case that the API layer is a core product surface, not a lightly maintained add-on
  • The same page links the SDKs back to the security API reference, reinforcing that the APIs are the main operational surface

4) Node.js SDK README

Source: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GoPlusSecurity/goplus-sdk-node/main/README.md

Selected excerpts from the repo:

GoPlus Security SDK for Node.js

The official GoPlus Security Node.js SDK, supports JavaScirpt and TypeScript.

Please see the SDK guide and API reference for the most up-to-date documentation and examples.

Additional signals from the repo:

  • The Node README confirms that GoPlus maintains official client libraries, not only HTTP docs
  • This strengthens the view that GoPlus is a practical developer-facing security platform intended for product embedding
  • The README is also a useful source of truth for current package naming and install paths

5) GitHub organization

Source: https://github.com/GoPlusSecurity

Selected excerpts and signals from the GitHub org:

GoPlus is working as the “security infrastructure” for web3 by providing open, permissionless, user-driven security services.

Additional signals from the GitHub org:

  • Pinned repositories include official SDKs for Go, Node, Python, and Java, matching the docs’ API-integration posture
  • The org also exposes adjacent repos such as agentguard and skills, indicating that GoPlus is extending into AI-agent security and security workflow tooling
  • The org gives a clearer picture of shipped public artifacts than the marketing site alone

Notes

  • This pass did not locate a classic standalone whitepaper or litepaper from official GoPlus materials.
  • GoPlus appears best categorized as web3 security API / transaction simulation / threat-intelligence infrastructure.
  • The strongest primary materials were the official site, getting-started docs, SDK docs, Node SDK README, and GitHub organization.

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