Trust you can see, on Sui.
Wallets and tokens carry their whole history. TrustGate reads it, turns it into a score you can act on, and gates the things that matter.
On-chain, a scam and the real thing look identical.
Same address format, same green chart, same confident site. By the time the difference shows, the money is already gone. TrustGate makes the risk readable before you act.
Same chart, different truth
Identical icons and tickers. One is real. TrustGate tells them apart.
Behavior becomes a score. The score becomes a key.
Every wallet leaves a trail: age, activity, who it deals with, how it moves. TrustGate reads that into a single score, and a wallet that clears the bar earns a non-transferable capability it holds on-chain.
A pool that checks one thing: do you hold the cap.
No oracle call at trade time, no integration tax. A gated pool just looks for the capability object in the wallet. Trusted wallets trade, the rest do not, and higher-stakes orders need a higher tier.
DeepBook gated pool
One ownership check at trade time. No oracle call from the pool.
Coins get the same read.
Paste a Sui coin type and TokenShield scores it: holders, liquidity, mint and freeze authority, age, concentration. One badge tells you what you are actually looking at.
Put the warning where people actually trade.
One script tag drops the TokenShield badge straight into a DEX or wallet interface. The signal shows up at the moment of the swap, not in a report nobody opens.
<script src="https://sui.trustgated.xyz/widget.js" data-coin="0x2::sui::SUI"> </script>
Sui is the newest ecosystem. Not the only one.
The same idea runs on EVM at trustgated.xyz. Wallets, tokens, and gated access, one trust layer reaching across chains.