Embed pre-settlement risk judgement into your own product
OceanAlt builds the compliance layer for agent payments: answering whether a payment should happen, before the money moves. The Partner Network opens that judgement up — instead of building your own risk data and rating system, one line of code or one API call puts it inside your page, your product or your agent workflow.
Why we open this up
Judgement belongs next to the decision
If the address shows up in your article, your wallet, your agent, the verdict should show up there too — not behind a detour to our site.
Data and context are different jobs
We maintain the risk data, the ratings and the pre-settlement controls; you have the context, the users and the understanding of them. Each side doing its half beats both sides rebuilding the whole.
A standard only exists once it is used
RAP and pre-settlement control are only real once they run inside someone else's product — otherwise they are a document talking to itself.
What you can integrate
All five are live today. More research, rating and agent-payment integrations will open over time; anything not yet live stays off this page, and we promise no dates.
Inline address risk badge
The script finds on-chain addresses on your page and marks each with a risk verdict; hover for the judgement, click for the evidence. The judgement appears where the address appears — readers never leave your page.
How to install →data-mode="badges"Pre-payment check widget
An interactive box: a visitor pastes a payee address and immediately sees whether it hits sanctions lists, mixers or fraud tags. It runs in its own iframe and touches neither your CSS nor your scripts.
How to install →data-oceanalt-checkAPI and agent access
The same judgement is exposed as REST, an SDK and MCP tools, callable by your backend or your agent before a payment, returning a structured verdict with its evidence sources.
API docs →/api/risk · oceanalt-amlProject rating card (RAP)
When an article mentions a protocol or provider, embed a card with its RAP rating; it links through to the full profile and the basis of every score.
See an example →data-mode="rating"Weekly agent-payment card
A weekly auto-updating card of observatory data plus one line of judgement — a standing column on your site that needs no upkeep.
See an example →data-mode="briefing"Who this is for
AI and agent media
Web3 industry sites and directories
Developer tools and docs
Agent and MCP products
Wallets
Payment and settlement products
Data and research platforms
What partners get
Free access to what is live
The five integrations above and the public endpoints are free for partners to use; per-call allowances are set out in the integration docs.
A directory listing and a backlink
An entry with a link in the partner directory, plus an integration badge you can place on your own site.
Your own integration data
A console showing impressions, lookup volume and hit distribution — with no end-user identities in it.
New capabilities first
New widgets and endpoints reach partners first, and their feedback goes straight into our roadmap.
Eligible partners may take part in revenue sharing on standardised products, or in dedicated collaborations. Terms are settled in the partner console after approval and in the bilateral agreement.
How it starts
- 1. Submit an application. Your name, your site or product URL, your partner type, the scenario you want to integrate, and a contact.
- 2. We review it by hand. We usually reply within two working days. We look at whether the scenario fits — not at how much traffic you have.
- 3. You get the snippet and a console. On approval we email the snippet and your partner console link; commercial terms are settled at that step.
Where the partnership stops
Partner ≠ Endorsement. A partnership does not mean OceanAlt guarantees the safety of, endorses the rating of, or certifies the compliance of a partner, a product, an address or a transaction. Our research, ratings and risk judgements remain independent.
- A partner may not present “OceanAlt partner” as “certified safe by OceanAlt” or “compliance-certified”. We issue no such certification.
- When a partner appears in our ratings, observatory or research, exactly the same standard applies as to non-partners. A partnership neither improves a rating nor exempts anyone from being rated.
- “No risk signal” means we found nothing in the data we hold — not that an address is safe. Every widget shows that sentence to the end user.
- The screening judgement and the way it is presented are provided and maintained by OceanAlt, and partners may not rewrite them; the allocation of responsibility is governed by the terms of service.