Comparison

Clervo vs Blockaid

A different job: verifying a transaction against your declared intent before an automated wallet signs it.

Blockaid is a broad, network-scale scanning platform integrated into many consumer wallets. Clervo targets a narrower problem — an agent or automation wallet that must sign untrusted, third-party-generated transactions and needs to check the real effects against a declared intent, not just a threat-intelligence verdict.

DimensionClervoBlockaid
Core modelCompares the real simulated effects of a transaction to a caller-declared intent (max spend, allowed recipients, allowed programs).Real-time scanning of transactions, tokens, dApps, and addresses using network-wide threat intelligence.
Primary audienceAgent wallets, trading bots, and automation providers signing untrusted, third-party-built transactions.Consumer wallets and platforms integrating pre-signature risk warnings for end users.
Decision outputALLOW / BLOCK / REVIEW plus confidence, reasons, wallet deltas, authority changes, beneficiaries, and an evidence id. Ambiguity defaults to REVIEW.A risk verdict with human-readable warnings surfaced before signing (via scanSolanaTx and related APIs).
Intent awarenessA transaction the wallet is asked to sign is not treated as legitimate merely because the wallet is a required signer; outflow to unapproved beneficiaries yields BLOCK or REVIEW.Focuses on detecting known-malicious programs, contracts, tokens, and suspicious movements from threat intelligence.
EvidenceReturns machine-actionable, provenance-linked evidence (simulated slot, state age, effect tree) intended for programmatic policy decisions.Returns warnings and simulation output aimed primarily at end-user display.

Blockaid capabilities described from its public documentation (docs.blockaid.io, blockaid.io) as of July 2026.

Blockaid is an established, respected product. This page describes differences in approach, not a benchmark. Clervo is pre-launch and publishes no performance metrics. Facts about Blockaid reflect public documentation as of July 2026 and may change — verify against their current docs.