Wallet Screen is in ChatGPT.

The same string can be a valid address on more than one network. An address that starts with 0x works on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, BNB Chain, Optimism and Avalanche, and what is known about it can differ from one network to the next.

So the plugin does not infer a network from the shape of an address, from a well-known address or from an earlier result in the same chat. If you paste an address alone, ChatGPT asks which network you mean and waits for your answer.

One check covers one address on one network. To look at the same address somewhere else, ask again and name the other network.

ChatGPT sends Swaps three things at most: the public address, the network you named and, when it is known, the language of the conversation. The language only chooses the words on the card. It is not passed to screening providers.

Swaps then looks for two kinds of evidence. The first is a match reported by a sanctions source: the OFAC list and Chainalysis. The second is a risk signal from a prior screening of that address on that network, when there is one.

The server is a dedicated one. It has a single read-only tool, asks for no key and no sign-in, and is separate from the hosted Swaps MCP server that businesses use with their own keys.

Nothing here needs your wallet. The plugin never asks for a private key, a seed phrase or a signature, and it cannot move funds.

The card leads with a risk level and names the sources that reported a match. When a score is available, it is a risk index from 0 to 100, and a higher number means higher risk. It is not a probability of loss or of safety.

A result that comes from a prior screening says so, and shows when that assessment was made if the time is known. A value that is unknown stays unknown: the card does not fill it in.

Coverage is part of the answer. If a source did not respond, or a network has thin data, the card says that instead of showing a clean result. An empty list of sanctions sources does not prove that every list was checked.

The card has two actions. Basis explains the result inside the card. Share shows a text you can select and copy; it leaves the address out unless you tick the box to include it, and it does not publish a page.