A wallet appears in a deal, script, chat, or investigation. The old flow is slow: open a dashboard, paste the address, pay somewhere else, copy the result back.
Sanctuary turns that into one task. The user asks an agent to check the wallet. The agent buys one full AML score and returns the result where the work is already happening.
Not a teaser, not a screenshot
The agent buys the paid result: risk level, score, evidence categories, and decision context.
That matters because the next step is often real money. A trader needs to decide whether to continue. A treasury script needs to stop or proceed. A compliance operator needs enough context to open a review.
$1 plus the payment fee
The first price follows the full bot report: $1 for the wallet check, plus the payment fee.
TRON USDT and TRX fit the balances many operators already use. Solana USDC is available for Solana-native work. One payment buys one full score for one wallet.
What to ask
The user prompt can be plain: "Check this address on Sanctuary and buy the full AML score."
That is the product. No new habit, no manual checkout ceremony, no waiting for someone to paste a report from another window.
Why this is a moat
AML is most valuable before funds move. Agents are most valuable when they keep work moving.
Putting the paid AML score inside the agent task makes the check feel like part of the decision, not an afterthought. That is the new access mode: web panel for teams, Telegram for traders, API for products, and now direct purchase by agents.
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