The same brain, an EVM surface
TrustGate runs the same scoring engine no matter which chain you are on. The tiers, the flags, the signals, the confidence and states, all of it is identical in meaning whether you read a token on Arc or on Sui. What changes between chains is how the read is delivered and how a gate is enforced, because each chain has its own shape. On Arc, that shape is EVM. Addresses are EVM addresses, tokens are EVM contracts, and TrustGate reads them from public onchain data. The live Arc surface is trustgated.xyz.What is the same
If you have read the scoring core, none of this changes on Arc. Both lanes work, a wallet read and a token read. The tiers run BLOCKED through ELITE with VERIFIED for confirmed issuers. The flags are the same plain-language patterns. Confidence and states behave the same way. And every surface stays non-invasive, you consume the signal, you keep your interface.What is specific to Arc
EVM tokens and wallets
Reads EVM contract addresses and EVM wallets. Standard tokens are handled, and non-standard ones are detected rather than breaking the read.
A payments-native gate
Arc leans into payments, so access to a score read can be metered with a small onchain USDC payment. Gating combines that metered access with a standing check.
VERIFIED issuer tokens
Confirmed issuer assets come back as VERIFIED rather than a behavioral tier, which matters most on a chain where official stablecoins live.
Live widget and DEX surface
The badge runs here, and it is already embedded in real swap surfaces on Arc today.
Arc support is on testnet. Reads reflect testnet behavior, so treat them as a signal to weigh rather than a settled mainnet judgment.
Go
Open the Arc app
Paste a token or wallet and see a live read.
Integrate on Arc
Drop in the badge or consume the score in your EVM app.