Blockchain Tools

Blockchain Tools adds user-facing blockchain commands to Cointacted Social Terminal. Blockchain Core owns networks, providers, approved contracts, and shared transaction records; Tools owns the commands and guarded execution workflow built on those contracts.

Requirements

Install and activate:

• Cointacted Social Terminal
• Cointacted Blockchain Core
• A compatible wallet-provider addon, such as Cointacted MetaMask, for provider-backed commands

Blockchain Core is always free. Blockchain Tools has Free and Pro capabilities.

Free features

Free connects to supported EVM and Solana contexts through Blockchain Core and includes:

• current EVM gas and fee information with gas
• configured RPC health checks with rpc test
• EVM and Solana address validation with address
• transaction lookup on the active network with tx
• latest or numbered block lookup with block

Connecting a supported Solana wallet and using the basic network context remains available without Pro. Free commands are read-only and never authorize a transaction.

Pro features

Pro adds the advanced Solana and EVM operations:

• token metadata and balances
• ERC-20 allowances, approvals, and event logs
• ENS resolution
• EVM contract, NFT, Solana program, and account inspection
• read-only address risk summaries
• live wallet history and browser-session activity
• transaction previews
• guarded native-token, token-transfer, approval, and revocation sends
• approved contract-write integrations used by reviewed Cointacted or SnapWeb components

Pro access does not automatically enable sending. An administrator must separately turn on Guarded sending tools.

Where to configure it

Open Cointacted → Blockchain in WordPress. This is the shared network workspace for Blockchain Core and Tools. Use it to:

• review the current Free or Pro status
• enable or disable network catalog entries
• configure RPC overrides and custom EVM or Solana networks
• enable guarded sending after testnet certification
• configure the high-risk confirmation phrase policy
• export, import, or reset Blockchain Tools settings

Users run the enabled commands inside Social Terminal. Enter help COMMAND to see the syntax and examples for the installed version.

Safety model

Tools never accepts arbitrary provider calls from page components. Reviewed integrations identify a Core-approved callable; Core supplies the trusted contract, chain, method, and typed schema. Tools verifies the active account and chain, simulates an EVM write, creates a short-lived preview, and requires a separate user confirmation before opening the wallet prompt.

Transaction monitoring is bounded and page-local. EVM results require stable confirmation depth; provider uncertainty or a possible reorganization remains pending instead of becoming a false success or failure. Optional cross-session browser-assisted resumption requires a signed-in user, the Core transaction journal, and the user's current journal consent.

Tools never requests a seed phrase or private key. RPC credentials, wallet addresses, calldata, raw provider errors, and receipt payloads are omitted from its safe administrative status output.

Release integrity

Every protected build is published as an immutable signed release. The version, plugin folder, byte size, and SHA-256 digest returned by ShopiChain Licensing must match the downloaded ZIP before WordPress installs it. A changed artifact is always published under a new version instead of replacing bytes that an earlier signed release already identified.

Continue with Installation, then use the command and transaction guide.