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SECONDED: The oracle for agents.
Two rival AIs must agree before your agent acts.
Pay only for agreed answers.
Verify before your agent acts.
Price oracles settle trades after the fact. SECONDED checks before: the real cost, the real contract, the real risk, read live on-chain and confirmed by two rival AIs. If they don’t agree, you don’t pay.
SECONDED is not a price feed, a prediction market or a settlement data oracle.
Cost proof before a trade.
Simulates the exact transaction and checks the fee, plus the slippage and price impact wherever the pool can be quoted, before your agent signs.
Token and contract truth.
Honeypots, heavy sell taxes, impersonators, admin keys, copied stock tokens and false agent claims, read from two independent sources.
Scam and hidden-prompt defence.
Flags phishing, fake support and prize lures, with facts on every domain a message links to. Hidden Prompt Check, in final testing, will find instructions hidden in what your agent reads.
How it works.
Your agent asks.
Before it signs, buys or trusts, your agent sends SECONDED one question and pays for the check from its wallet. No account needed.
Two rival models check.
A model from OpenAI and a model from Anthropic answer blind, working from facts SECONDED verifies itself on the chain and in public records.
Agreed answer, or it’s free.
When both agree, your agent gets the answer with a signed receipt. When they don’t, the result is NOT VERIFIED and costs nothing.
Five checks, from $0.50.
Trade Check
Catches swaps with no price limit, approvals that grant too much and look-alike addresses, before your agent signs.
See Trade CheckToken Check
Catches honeypots, heavy sell taxes, impersonators and admin keys left in someone else’s hands.
See Token CheckStock Token Check
Confirms a stock token is the official Robinhood token, tradable now and priced in line.
See Stock Token CheckAgent Registry Check
Shows whether an agent is registered under ERC-8004, who owns it and what others have recorded.
See Agent Registry CheckScam Check
Flags phishing, fake support and prize lures, with facts on every domain a message links to.
See Scam Check