Read an ERC-8004 agent's public identity and declared services. You do not need to connect your own wallet.
See the owner, agent wallet, services, and any declared x402 support.
Use a number for Ethereum or add base before the ID for Base.
The tool reads the official identity contract and registration file.
Check the owner, agent wallet, active flag, service endpoints, and x402 statement.
The registry joins an onchain agent ID to public service and payment metadata that otherwise takes several technical calls to inspect.
The identity registry supplies the owner, agent wallet, and registration-file location.
The file may describe web, MCP, A2A, ENS, DID, and x402 services. These are public claims made by the registrant.
ERC-8004 registration does not prove that an agent works, is well behaved, or is safe. The standard remains a draft.
No. It only reads public contracts and files.
The first version supports Ethereum and Base mainnet.
Enter base followed by a colon and the agent ID, such as base:42.
It is the wallet stored in the registry for the agent and may differ from the token owner.
No. Registration makes claims readable but does not guarantee behavior or capability.
Its URL, IPFS object, JSON, or required public metadata may be missing or unavailable.