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If you are responsible for where capital goes and whether it’s safe once deployed, this page is the starting point. It answers the three questions a risk evaluator asks first: can I trust this data, what exactly do I get, and how do I try it?

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Why you can trust the data

Trust is not a tagline here — it’s built into the product and documented openly:
  • Every number states its own freshness and quality. Each response carries a freshness status and a quality verdict, and names any degraded inputs. A stale or low-confidence answer says so. See Freshness & quality.
  • The methodology is published. How factor scores, VaR, oracle classification, and pool risk scores are computed is written down — including the assumptions and the limitations. See Methodology.
  • Provenance is auditable. Data is sourced directly from the chain and normalized once; responses can name the sources behind a number. See Data provenance.
  • Coverage is honest. A machine-readable coverage manifest reports what’s complete and where the gaps are — you verify before you rely.
We make no certification claims and publish no guarantees — our numbers are model estimates and inputs to your decision, not a substitute for it. That honesty is the point.

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What you get

  • Pre-deposit due diligence on vaults: composition, oracle soundness, and curator track record.
  • Continuous monitoring: exposure breakdowns, a risk-events feed, and webhooks that push when something changes.
  • Curator selection: track record, fees, allocations, and cap history to compare managers.
  • Peg & contagion watch: peg history, market regime, and capital-flow signals for treasury assets.
These map to concrete API workflows — see the use cases.

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How to run an evaluation

1

See what's covered

Check the Coverage page and query the open GET /v2/data-manifest to confirm the markets and assets you care about are covered, and how completely.
2

Read the methodology for the signals you'd use

Skim Methodology and Limitations for the specific scores you’d act on — so you know what they do and don’t claim.
3

Try the API on a real position

Get a key via Get started and run one of the use cases against a vault or asset you already hold an opinion on. Compare the output to your own view.
4

Talk to us about scale

When you’re ready for production volume, see Pricing and contact sales for Team, Enterprise, or Custom plans.