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About PathGuard
PathGuard performs pre-send safety checks on cryptocurrency transactions to prevent irreversible losses. It validates address formats, matches against a live-updated blacklist of scam destinations, detects clipboard hijack patterns, and flags precision mistakes like extra zeros in amounts. The tool operates through a Telegram bot for individual users and offers an API for wallet platforms to integrate directly into their send flows. Both versions use the same scanning engine without requiring wallet access. Users can save trusted addresses and review scan history, while developers can implement per-user address books and rate-limited API authentication. The service emphasizes transparency and privacy in its operations.
Key features
- Format validation for addresses
- Scam address matching against blacklist
- Clipboard hijack detection
- Precision mistake comparison
- Trusted address book management
- Scan history tracking
- REST API with JSON input/output
- Rate-limited API authentication
Use cases
- Verifying recipient addresses before sending crypto
- Integrating safety checks into wallet platforms
- Detecting clipboard hijack attempts in transactions
Pros
- Checks four common transaction risks before sending
- Available via Telegram bot or API for integration
- Uses a live-updated scam address blacklist
- Supports trusted address books for users
- No wallet access required for scanning
Cons
- API in early access only
- Requires use of Telegram bot or API integration
Frequently asked questions about PathGuard
What does PathGuard do?
PathGuard performs pre-send safety checks on cryptocurrency transactions to prevent irreversible losses by validating address formats, matching against a live-updated blacklist of scam destinations, detecting clipboard hijack patterns, and flagging precision mistakes like extra zeros in amounts.
Who is PathGuard designed for?
PathGuard is designed for both individual cryptocurrency users and wallet platforms. Users can interact with it via a Telegram bot, while developers can integrate it directly into their send flows using an API.
How does PathGuard work?
PathGuard performs four checks on every transaction: format validation, scam address matching, clipboard hijack pattern detection, and precision mistake identification. The same scanning engine is used whether accessing it via the Telegram bot or the API.
Does PathGuard require access to my wallet?
No, PathGuard does not require access to your wallet. It operates independently to scan transactions before they are sent, ensuring privacy and security.
Can I save trusted addresses in PathGuard?
Yes, users can save trusted addresses in PathGuard and review their scan history. Developers can also implement per-user address books through the API.
Is there a way to access PathGuard besides the Telegram bot?
Yes, PathGuard offers an API for wallet platforms to integrate directly into their send flows, as well as an MCP server for additional access methods.