RelayShield: Link, Wallet & Email Scam Check

What's new in v0.3.1: First-run consent screen. The extension now shows a clear consent notice on first launch explaining what gets checked and confirming that nothing is collected automatically. Tri-state verdicts (BLOCKED, FLAGGED, ALLOWED) from v0.3.0 continue: every check returns a clear verdict on top of the 0-100 composite risk score. RelayShield screens links, crypto wallets, and suspicious emails against a criminal threat-intelligence corpus and returns one composite risk score (0-100) across every signal, now with a tri-state verdict: BLOCKED, FLAGGED, or ALLOWED. Right-click any link to screen it instantly; the popup auto-detects wallet addresses on explorer pages. Checking out a seller on eBay or Facebook Marketplace? Screen their links and wallet addresses before you pay. RelayShield flags known scam infrastructure so you can spot a bad counterparty before money moves. Free, no signup, no account. Link / Wallet checks cover Ethereum and other EVM chains, Solana, Bitcoin, and TON. Email. Paste a suspicious email's sender, subject, and body for a phishing screen: brand impersonation, urgency and pressure language, a sending domain that doesn't match who it claims to be, a newly-registered sending domain, and any links inside the message checked the same way as the Link tab. We never say "safe." Absence of a flag means nothing is known against it right now, not that it's clean forever. A phishing site or scam token minted five minutes ago is in no database yet, and we say so rather than pretending otherwise. What this doesn't do. Breach exposure and SIM-swap monitoring aren't in this extension: those need an ongoing watch, not a one-off check. RelayShield's Telegram and WhatsApp bots handle that continuously; this extension is the free, no-signup front door to the same underlying checks, for the moment you need a quick answer rather than a standing watch.