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# FAQ

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<summary>How does the Glider API work?</summary>

You send a request with a smart contract address and chain ID. The API returns:

* A set of detected risks
* Overall trust score (0 to 100)
* Proxy and verification metadata

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<summary>Which blockchains are supported?</summary>

The Glider API supports smart contract analysis on multiple chains. [See the full list here.](/glider-api/supported-chains.md)

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<summary>What is the Glider Trust Score?</summary>

It’s a numerical value from 0 to 100 representing the trust level of a contract:

* **100** = No detectable risks
* **Lower score** = More or higher-severity risks

Any contract that hasn’t been verified has a 0 base score.&#x20;

Each risk subtracts a fixed number of points based on severity (info, low, medium, high).

[See the full details.](/glider-api/trust-score.md)&#x20;

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<summary>What kinds of risks does the API detect?</summary>

The API detects 15+ risks. [See the full list here](/glider-api/risks-breakdown.md)

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<summary>Is proxy detection supported?</summary>

Yes. If a contract is a proxy, the API scans the underlying implementation and returns both `proxy_address` and `implementation_address` .

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<summary>What does <code>is_verified</code> mean?</summary>

This flag tells you whether the smart contract is **verified** (i.e., the code is publicly visible on-chain). If `false`, the contract has no accessible source code and is considered untrustworthy.

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<summary>How do I get access?</summary>

[**Contact the Hexens team**](https://hexens.io/solutions/glider?book-a-demo=true\&utm_source=gitbook\&utm_medium=docs\&utm_campaign=glider-api-docs) to request your token.

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