Blockchain wallets
Secure and decentralized data sources for blockchain wallets
With the number of smart contract exploits and hacks getting higher than ever, it is more important than ever to be able to provide wallet users with reliable and meaningful contract information before they perform any transaction.
The number of deployed smart contracts on Ethereum alone number in the millions, and wallet providers often have have to rely on data sources sourced from centralized parties, or turn to crowd-sourced but insecure public lists.
Kleros solves this problem with it's fully trustless and permissionless data registries built specially for blockchain wallets.
Kleros Curate has been used to construct several fully trustless and permissionless token curated registries (TCRs). The data is crowdsourced and secured using submission deposits to ensure that the data on the list is correct.
This is a list of over a thousand (and growing) fungible tokens. Additional verification badges are given to certain tokens which have met a more stringent set of criteria (e.g. ERC-20 compliance, stablecoin status).
This is a list of contract address tags on the Ethereum blockchain that can be used to show users the labels of the contracts they are interacting with. (Other chains coming soon.)
This is a list of address tags along with the domain name that the contract belongs to, useful for browser-based wallets that need to check domain-contract mappings to protect users against DNS and frontend attacks.
Retrieve the data from the above registries using the subgraph endpoints on this page:
Kleros is the leading decentralized data provider for blockchain wallets, and is used by industry leading players such as
- Etherscan
- Ledger
- Alphawallet
- MyEtherWallet
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