ORG78568

0xbb0066cfb65c1a507aba9ffea6bc4991102a2797 · Base Sepolia · chain 84532

Stage
out of scope
not a failure — the gate could not be observed
Conformance
4 / 13
9 failed · 14 never produced a verdict
Gate
Not observed
this token was not probed
Implementation
1dca316569
shared with 9 other tokens
Identity registry
none
credential substance is unverifiable without one

The ladder, walked

Each requirement is a binary question answerable from public state. An unknown blocks the stage exactly as a failure does — but it is shown differently, because they are different facts.

Stage 0 — The gate is observable. not reached

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Can a stranger observe this token's transfer gate reach a decision?
unknown — not observed
Does the contract answer basic ERC-20 reads, proving it is live?
yes

Stage 1 — Credential substance is checked and the terms are stated. not reached

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Is an address holding no credential actually refused?
unknown — not observed
Is the credential checked for substance — KYC, expiry — not just existence?
no
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Are the insolvency waterfall and price basis stated on-chain?
unknown — not observed

Stage 2 — Refusals are durable and exit is proven. not reached

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Does a refusal survive its own transaction, with the rule named?
unknown — not observed
?
Can a holder exit — redeem, or transfer to a reachable counterparty?
unknown — not observed
?
Is the issuer unable to pause, freeze, seize or upgrade?
unknown — not observed
A plain ERC-20 never claimed the standard, so it is not graded.

Conformance detail

4 passed · 9 failed · 14 not observable · 0 not applicable. Verdict NON_CONFORMANT.

Failing vectors:

Every vector cites the ERC-3643 clause it derives from, and carries its own grade for whether it can fail at all. See the ruler →

What else runs this code

This contract runs implementation 1dca316569dd175e (direct, 1,995 bytes). 9 other tokens on Base Sepolia run byte-for-byte the same code. Whatever this page says about the code, it says about all of them — so treat these as one piece of evidence, not 10.

The record an issuer can hand upward

The table answers a reader's question. This answers a supervisor's: a dated, content-addressed record of exactly what was checked, what the answer was, and what could not be checked and why — stated in the same voice as the findings, because a gap an auditor has to discover is a gap that was hidden.

It carries the sha256 of its own findings, so an edited copy stops matching. It names the block and the RPC, so it can be re-run rather than believed. And every vector in it carries the grade of the check that produced it — nobody is asked to weigh a verdict without knowing whether that check has ever been able to fail.

Download the audit record (JSON)

This is a record of transfer-control conformance. It is not an audit of the issuer, the asset, custody or reserves, and it is not a rating — the report says so itself, in its own limits section.

Re-run this yourself

The exact endpoint this measurement was taken from, so the command runs as written rather than needing a value filled in.

python conformance/conform.py \
  --token 0xbb0066cfb65c1a507aba9ffea6bc4991102a2797 \
  --rpc https://base-sepolia-rpc.publicnode.com