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What developers use

Trustblock offers three ready-made pieces, and an API behind them. Try each one on the Playground.

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1. Project label

A label you add to your page with a script and a div. It shows a project’s audit state.
swap-simulation

Example of a label on a swap interface

Labels Widget

Learn how to integrate Trustblock’s labels on your website.

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2. Auditor widget

A card for an audit provider and its published audits.

Auditor Widget

Learn how to show an audit provider’s metrics on your website.

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3. Explorer cards

Two compact cards for block explorers: one shaped for the Etherscan contract page, one for Blockscout. They are read-only JSON routes.

Explorer cards

Read the Etherscan and Blockscout cards for a project.

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The API

The security route returns a project’s published audits, the findings that still stand and any recorded exploits.

Security Data API

Read a project’s published audit state from your own code.

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Your API key and usage

Create a developer account in the app. Your Developer dashboard shows your API key, your credits and your recent calls. Send the key as Authorization: Bearer <key>.
  • The project security route uses one API credit when it returns a project.
  • The two card routes use no API credit.
  • The security route answers 402 when your credits are exhausted.

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Creating a developer account

Complete the sign-up form in the app.