Developer access
Use the public tools in a way that respects service stability.
Project policy
Use the public tools in a way that respects service stability.
Results support research and development, not final legal conclusions.
Coverage, attribution, and availability can change.
You may use CryptoLabel to inspect public blockchain address information and integrate the public API into your software.
Do not disrupt the service, bypass technical protections, send abusive traffic, or use the tools in a way that violates applicable rights or obligations.
Address entities and labels may come from public sources, normalized mappings, or automated processes. Coverage can be incomplete, delayed, or incorrect.
A returned label does not prove control of an address and should not be treated as financial, legal, compliance, or investment advice.
CryptoLabel is provided as available without a promise of uninterrupted access, permanent endpoints, or continued support for every feature.
The service, response fields, limits, and these terms may change as the project develops. Material API behavior should be checked against the current documentation.
You are responsible for how you use the service and for verifying results before relying on them. To the extent permitted, CryptoLabel is not responsible for losses caused by unavailable, incomplete, or inaccurate data.
Third-party explorers, Telegram, and linked services are outside CryptoLabel and are governed by their own terms.