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Behavioural Prediction MCP

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Score a wallet, a token or an on-chain agent for fraud and rug-pull risk before you interact with it.

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Summary
Risk scores with a stated accuracy figure and a way to pay without a subscription.

Two things separate this from a generic block explorer wrapper. First, the predictions are published with backtesting numbers — 98% for fraud detection, 90.1% for rug-pull detection — and each result carries forensic detail rather than a bare score. Second, x402 support means an agent can pay per call and never hold a subscription key, which suits one-off checks. Batch work is two-step by design: schedule the job, poll `check_job_status`, and only fetch results once it reports completed.

What it is

A hosted Web3 risk service reached over SSE. It answers questions about blockchain addresses — likelihood of fraud, what an address is likely to do next, whether a pool looks like a rug pull — across ETH, BNB, POLYGON, TON, BASE, TRON and HAQQ.

What you get
  • `predictive_fraud` scores one wallet for fraud probability and runs AML checks; `predictive_fraud_batch` queues the same job for a list of addresses
  • `predictive_behaviour` projects what an address is likely to do next and profiles its history; `predictive_behaviour_batch` does it in bulk
  • `predictive_rug_pull` flags liquidity pools and contracts likely to rug
  • `credit_score` folds fraud probability, inflow/outflow analytics and social-graph signals into a riskRating from 1 (highest risk) to 9 (highest trust)
  • `token_rank_list` and `token_rank_single` rank tokens by the strength of their holders, with search, filter, sort and pagination
  • `run_token_audit` returns a completed audit if one exists or queues a new one; `get_token_audit_result` polls for the report
  • `agents_trust_score_list` and `agents_trust_score_single` score ERC-8004 registered AI agents 0-1000 from on-chain behaviour rather than votes
  • `check_job_status` returns completed/failed/pending counts and `get_job_results` returns the finished addresses
Requirements

A remote SSE endpoint at https://prediction.mcp.chainaware.ai/sse with a ChainAware API key in the X-API-Key header, from a plan at chainaware.ai/pricing. An x402-compatible client can pay per call instead: the server answers HTTP 402 with payment details and the client settles automatically.

Setup effort

One command plus a key — claude mcp add --transport sse chainaware-behavioural-prediction-mcp-server https://prediction.mcp.chainaware.ai/sse \ --header "X-API-Key: your-key-here", then supply credentials