Quick Intel Launches Agent-Powered Token Scanning on OpenClaw

🤖 Agents scan tokens now

By Quick Intel
Feb 23, 2026, 3:06 PM
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Quick Intel integrates with OpenClaw, enabling AI agents to automatically scan tokens for security threats before trading.​

Key features:

  • Detects honeypots, scams, and rug pulls across 63+ chains
  • Costs $0.​03 per scan with no API keys required
  • Powered by x402 micropayments for seamless transactions
  • Simple installation: npx clawhub install quickintel-scan

This integration allows autonomous agents to perform due diligence on tokens, adding a security layer to automated trading strategies.​ The service builds on Quick Intel's existing platform that already supports MegaETH and 60+ other chains.​

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