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What is ChainGPT?

ChainGPT is a Web3 AI infrastructure operated by ChainGPT AI S.A., intended for blockchain users, developers, trading researchers, and enterprises. It offers Web3 chat services, smart contract creation and auditing, NFT functionality, support for trading and compliance matters, crypto news, alerts, development APIs, and open-source proxy projects.

The term “translation site” in the database is an old designation that no longer reflects the current identity of the product. ChainGPT is not a translation tool; its true focus lies in blockchain AI tools, developer infrastructure, and the Web3 ecosystem.

ChainGPT product portfolio

Web3 AI Chatbot

The Web3 AI Chatbot is designed to address issues related to blockchain, cryptographic assets, as well as project research and development; it offers both complete results and incremental responses. Developers can also incorporate information such as company details, tokens, tone of voice, and other custom parameters to create assistants tailored to their own products.

• Explain the concepts of blockchain, protocols, token mechanisms, and development terminology.
• Generate research summaries, content, and Q&A based on the user’s context.
• Multiple rounds of tasks can be carried out through the session history, but this feature incurs more points consumption.
• The answers are displayed gradually in the chat interface in a streaming manner.
• Embed in web pages, Telegram, Discord, and other products via API or JavaScript SDK.

Chat responses do not constitute a guarantee of on-chain facts, nor can they replace independent investigations. Token prices, contract statuses, governance proposals, and regulatory information must be verified against the current on-chain data and official documents.

Smart Contract Generator

The contract generator creates smart contract code based on natural language descriptions of requirements; it can be used for tokens, governance mechanisms, NFTs, automated market-making, and other common use cases. Users can modify their requirements in the chat interface and proceed with further iterations.

1. It explains target chains, standards, roles, permissions, assets, and business rules.
2. List the normal process, failure paths, pauses, upgrades, and emergency permissions.
3. Let the generator create a draft, and explain each key function and state one by one.
4. Run unit, fuzzing, permission, and economic attack tests on the local testing network.
5. Conduct checks using automated audits and independent manual audits; do not deploy the draft directly.
6. After verification, it is deployed, and multi-signature management is applied to the administrator keys and upgrade permissions.

The page describes it as a code-free assistance tool, but developers still need to understand how the code is generated. Any contract that involves real funds should undergo independent auditing, testing on a test network, and monitoring after deployment.

Smart contract auditor

The auditor accepts code that has been manually pasted, deployed contracts, or code repositories, and checks for common vulnerabilities, logical issues, permission problems, upgrade concerns, governance aspects, Gas usage, compliance with standards, and maintainability. Quick audits are used during development iterations, while thorough audits are intended for more in-depth analysis of multiple contracts.

• Quick audit: Generates high-level vulnerabilities and recommendations, suitable for screening after each code change.
• Comprehensive audit: Analyzes severity, logic, and multi-contract relationships to generate more detailed reports.
• Integration with code repositories: Full audit support is available for both public and private repositories.
• On-chain input: It enables the analysis of contracts that have been deployed on the network.
• Multiple chain range: The document lists various EVM networks and also mentions other environments such as Solana.

Audit boundaries

The official documentation makes it clear that AI-based auditing does not guarantee the same level of detail as that achieved by human security experts. Complex economic attacks, cross-contract states, oracles, governance mechanisms, off-chain dependencies, and deployment configurations may still go unnoticed.

• Do not consider the reports generated by the tool as proof of absence of vulnerabilities.
• High-value projects should undergo independent manual audits as well as competitive audits.
• Run tests and audits again after the fixes are applied to prevent new issues from arising.
• Verify that the actually deployed bytecode, proxy address, and source code are consistent.
• After going live, continue to monitor permissions, upgrades, oracles, and abnormal transactions.

Transactions, compliance, and encryption alerts

The AI Trading Assistant is used to analyze market structures, price behavior, and potential trends, while Crypto Alerts aggregates news, events, and ecosystem signals based on a specified list of items to be monitored. The Compliance Assistant can help organize matters related to cryptocurrency compliance, but it cannot replace the advice of lawyers or regulatory authorities.

• Add the token to the watchlist to receive updates on news and events.
• Use Market Assistant to analyze structures, trends, and risk factors.
• Ask the compliance assistant about the general rules and procedures to create a list of items to be verified.
• Use Ask Crypto People to query information related to cryptocurrency figures.
• Use a news generator to prepare real-time encrypted and AI-generated news summaries.

Any responses, reminders, or market analyses do not constitute investment, financial, legal, or tax advice. Before making any transaction, it is necessary to check the time, the market conditions, liquidity, on-chain data, project documentation, and one’s own risk tolerance.

NFT generators and prompt markets

The AI NFT Generator can create either a single image or a series of images based on prompts, and it offers functions for enhancing and enlarging those prompts. Users can also browse, create, and sell prompts, but they must be sure to have the rights to the training materials, the generated images, and any brand elements involved.

• The free quota can be used to test a single NFT image.
• The payment model supports batch or serial creation.
• Hints enhance assistance by adding style, composition, and details.
• The zoom operation consumes additional points based on the magnification factor.
• Creating NFTs also involves the Gas costs of the target chain, as well as market and smart contract rules.

Images created may not have exclusive copyright rights, and they might also be similar to existing works. It is necessary to check trademark regulations, rules regarding characters, copyright laws, and the platform’s content policies before casting, selling, or using such images for commercial purposes.

CryptoGuard and other ecosystem products

CryptoGuard is a Web3 security browser extension for ChainGPT, designed to identify encrypted websites, transactions, and related risks. It is part of the official ecosystem tools; however, the availability of this browser extension does not mean that ChainGPT’s core platform is open source.

The ChainGPT ecosystem also includes project launches, community activities, Labs, Buzz, and other platforms. Each of these has its own rules regarding KYC procedures, geographical restrictions, eligibility criteria, points systems, as well as token sales and refund policies; these rules should not be confused with those related to the tools offered by AI Hub.

Registration, Wallets, and Accounts

To use AI Hub, it is necessary to connect a Web3 wallet; after making that connection, an account is created. Common wallets include MetaMask, Trust Wallet, and Rainbow, among others. Users should ensure that they are in the correct application and verify the signature details.

1. Enter through the official app entry point, and check the domain name as well as the pop-up requests related to the wallet.
2. Connect and test using a separate working wallet that does not store the main assets.
3. Only sign the login message; do not confirm transactions or authorizations that are unclear.
4. Go to the profile and points page to check the free, PPP, or Freemium status.
5. When an API is needed, create a key in the API Dashboard and save only the secret that is displayed there, once.
6. After completing the task, revoke any unnecessary token authorizations, website connections, and API keys.

Three membership options for AI Hub

The 20,000 points in the freemium model are not added monthly to the existing balance; instead, they are used to bring the balance up to that limit. To qualify, one needs to have more than 200,000 CGPTsp as collateral, and the price of the tokens as well as the associated risks must be assessed separately.

Current free quota

The current price page indicates that there is no free monitoring list for Crypto Alerts, yet some documentation still states that one free list is available. Due to these discrepancies, the information shown in the account’s current settings should be taken as the reference.

Pay-per-use pricing

There are various differences in historical values among the price page, the help center, and the development documentation, which indicates that the point system has been adjusted at some point. Do not rely on old blog posts or outdated SDK examples for estimates; always follow the current deduction instructions available within the application before making a purchase.

How to distinguish between points, tokens, and collateral

• CGPTc is the platform’s usage points, with 1 point being equivalent to 0.01 US dollars at the current rate.
• Dollars or cryptocurrencies can be used to purchase points; the specific methods depend on the account in question.
• CGPT is an ecological utility and governance token; it is not equivalent to account points.
• CGPTsp is an ecological level score acquired through pledging, which is used to determine a member’s tier.
• Pledged tokens involve risks related to price, locking, contracts, and liquidity; they are not a way to obtain services for free.

API and SDK

ChainGPT provides development interfaces and SDKs for chatting, NFTs, contract creation, contract auditing, trading assistance, and crypto news. Users create secret keys on the API Dashboard of AI Hub, and CGPTc is charged each time an interface is called.

API integration process

1. Connect your wallet and go to the API Dashboard to create a secret key dedicated to this project.
2. It should be stored in the server-side key store; it must never be included in the frontend code or in public repositories.
3. Purchase sufficient CGPTc, and select the method of return—complete return or stream-based return—according to the documentation.
4. Configure request parameters, context, session identifiers, and history switches to understand the additional points associated with each element.
5. Handles authentication failures, insufficient balance, rate limiting, timeouts, and model errors.
6. Fact verification, contract security, and financial risk warnings are added to the output for end users.
7. Monitor the usage of each client and feature, and set budgets as well as schedule key rotations.

GitHub and the open-source status

The official ChainGPT organization has made several repositories available to the public, but it is necessary to distinguish between individual open-source projects, SDKs, and the core hosting platform. There is no evidence indicating that the entire ChainGPT AI Hub, its proprietary models, or all of the code used in its ecosystem are available under an open-source license.

Claude skill items

The official chaingpt-claude-skill repository provides Web3 skills and MCP tools for Claude Code, covering tasks such as multi-chain operations, transactions, DeFi, contract deployment, and auditing. The repository is licensed under the MIT license; however, to use its functions, one may still need a ChainGPT API key, credits, nodes, or a third-party account.

The open-source status of this feature does not mean that the entire ChainGPT platform is open source. When installing proxy tools with trading or wallet functions, it is necessary to use separate wallets, set limits on transaction amounts, and rely on manual verification.

Privacy and data security

ChainGPT handles information related to wallets, accounts, devices, networks, cookies, sessions, button clicks, scrolling, and service usage. When AI tools are used, prompts, instructions, uploaded content, and model outputs are also collected.

• A small number of authorized personnel and service providers may view input and output for support, security, anti-abuse, and performance monitoring.
• As of the date of the current privacy policy, the platform states that it does not use input and output data to train models capable of generalization across different users.
• The processing required for caching, security filtering, spam management, and anti-abuse is not included in the aforementioned exclusions.
• In the future, it may be possible to use de-identified or aggregated data in accordance with the law to improve models, with notification or consent obtained when necessary.
• Users should not enter the full card number, bank account details, identification numbers, detailed health information, or other highly sensitive data.

Wallets, KYC, and social data

Different ecological products may handle wallet addresses, collateral, on-chain transactions, social accounts, posts, as well as interaction and rating data. When authentication is required, third-party KYC service providers will collect and store the relevant identification documents, while ChainGPT may receive the results of such verification.

The regional restrictions apply differently to AI Hub, Buzz, Launchpad, and those products available for public sale. Before participating in any of these activities, it is necessary to check the current page of that product; one can also take part in token sales that are accessible through AI tools.

Payment, cancellation, and refunds

AI tools charge fees based on a points system tied to usage, rather than through traditional fixed monthly subscriptions. According to the current terms, the costs are generally expressed in dollars; taxes are additional, and transaction and service fees are not refundable, unless ChainGPT decides otherwise, or as required by third-party rules or applicable laws.

• Any objections regarding fees or taxes must be raised within 30 days from the date of the invoice.
• Price errors can be corrected, even if an invoice has been issued or payment has been received.
• Generally, price increases take effect 14 days after the announcement, except in cases involving legal requirements or additional services, where they may take effect immediately.
• Insufficient balance or payment failure may lead to the suspension of services.
• The refund period for projects on Launchpad follows different rules and cannot be used for refunds related to AI tool credits.

Suitable for users and typical use cases

• Web3 beginners: Learn the concepts, terminology, and project structure, and continue to verify things independently.
• Smart contract developers: prototype creation, rapid auditing, and access to development SDKs.
• Security team: Incorporate rapid AI auditing into the early-stage checks of continuous integration.
• Cryptography researchers: Utilize news, Q&A on individuals, market tools, and token alerts.
• NFT creators: Generate individual images, series, and prompts, and prepare for on-chain minting.
• SaaS and community teams: Creating Web3 chat, auditing, and news products via APIs.
• Agent developer: Use AgenticOS or Claude skills to explore multi-tool workflows.

Advantages and capabilities boundaries

Actual advantages

• It covers chats, contracts, NFTs, transactions, news, security, and development interfaces.
• There are three options: free, pay-per-use, and premium membership, each suitable for different levels of usage.
• The official development documentation provides APIs, as well as JavaScript and Node.js SDKs.
• Quick audits, comprehensive audits, and code repository input coverage address different stages of development.
• Official organizations provide MIT Claude capabilities as well as open-source projects such as AgenticOS.

Main limitations

• There are multiple conflicts regarding the old value of points on the pricing page, the help center, and the development documentation.
• AI-based contract auditing cannot replace manual auditing, testing, and monitoring after deployment.
• Transaction, compliance, and news responses may be inaccurate or outdated.
• Connecting wallets, token pledging, API keys, and proxy trading increases security risks.
• It has not been confirmed that the core platform and models are open source; the openness of some individual repositories does not imply that the entire product is open source.
• Different Launchpads and campaigns have KYC, regional, and refund restrictions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is ChainGPT a translation tool?

No. ChainGPT is an Web3 AI infrastructure whose main functions include blockchain-based chatting, smart contracts, NFTs, transaction analysis, security features, and development interfaces.

Can ChainGPT be used for free?

Yes. AI Hub offers a certain number of free uses per day for various tools; news and CryptoGuard currently allow unlimited free use, with charges applied based on points once that limit is exceeded.

What is the difference between CGPTc and CGPT?

CGPTc is a utility point, currently worth 0.01 US dollar each; CGPT is an ecosystem token that can be used for payments, staking, and governance.

How much does a full contract audit cost?

The current price page shows 10,000 CGPTc, which is equivalent to 100 US dollars. Some of the help documents still list old values; the actual deduction amount will depend on the application in question.

Can it be deployed directly after AI auditing?

It is not recommended. AI auditing serves only as an additional layer of verification; high-value contracts still require testing, manual auditing, deployment checks, and continuous monitoring.

Does ChainGPT have APIs and SDKs?

Yes. The platform provides interfaces for chatting, contracting, NFTs, trading, and news, along with documentation for JavaScript or Node.js SDKs.

Is ChainGPT open source?

It has not been confirmed that the core platform and models are open source. The fact that certain components such as Claude skills and AgenticOS are made available publicly does not mean that the entire ChainGPT is open source.

Can Claude’s skills be used to directly manage a wallet?

The official projects include a variety of Web3 and MCP tools, and some of these tasks involve transaction capabilities; it is necessary to use separate wallets, set limits, and obtain manual approval.

Will the platform use prompts to train the model?

The current privacy policy states that input and output data will not be used for cross-user generalization training at this time; however, they may be utilized for service delivery, security, and support purposes, and anonymized or aggregated data could be used in the future.

Can points be refunded?

Under the current terms, transactions and fees are considered final and non-refundable in principle, with exceptions only in cases determined by the platform, third-party rules, or applicable laws.

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Summary

ChainGPT is suitable for individuals and teams that need Web3-specific chat functions, contract creation and auditing, cryptography research, NFT services, as well as development interfaces. The pay-per-use system eliminates the need for regular subscriptions for those who use it infrequently, while users who use it frequently can consider subscription plans or enterprise solutions.

Before implementation, the current price matrix must be used as a reference, and the AI-generated results should be regarded as supplementary rather than definitive. When it comes to contracts, wallets, transactions, KYC procedures, or agent execution, the principle of minimum permissions, independent verification, manual audits, and strict budget control should be applied.