🛢️System Architecture

How the System Is Built

ProtectAI runs on five core layers that work together:

1. Frontend (User Interface)

This is what users see when they use the product. It could be a website or mobile app where they:

  • Connect their wallet

  • Scan a token or contract

  • View threat reports and scores

  • Get alerts and suggestions

2. Backend (Server Engine)

This handles everything behind the scenes. It receives requests from the frontend, processes data, talks to the AI engine, and returns the results.

For the user, this means every time they scan something or get an alert, the backend is the part that makes it all work.

3. AI Security Engine

This is the smart part of ProtectAI. It:

  • Analyzes blockchain data and smart contracts

  • Looks for red flags in how a contract behaves

  • Scores the risk level of a token or transaction

Users benefit from this by seeing clear warnings like:

  • "This contract is likely a honeypot"

  • "This token has suspicious transfer rules"

4. Blockchain Integration

This layer connects ProtectAI to the blockchain. It listens to live data and pulls contract information.

It allows the system to:

  • See when a new smart contract is deployed

  • Track wallet activity

  • Read on-chain data like token balances or permissions

5. External Services

ProtectAI plugs into other systems to improve what it can do:

  • Wallet providers (like MetaMask) to let users connect safely

  • Notification systems (like Telegram or email) to send alerts

  • RPC providers (like Infura or Alchemy) to read blockchain data faster


How It All Flows

Here’s what happens step-by-step when a user uses ProtectAI:

  1. The user connects their wallet through the ProtectAI interface.

  2. They scan a smart contract (maybe a token they’re about to buy).

  3. ProtectAI sends this data to the backend for processing.

  4. The backend passes the contract to the AI engine for analysis.

  5. The AI engine checks the contract’s code and behavior:

    • Is it trying to trap funds?

    • Does it block selling but allow buying?

    • Is it copying patterns from known scams?

  6. The AI engine sends back a threat score.

  7. The backend sends the result back to the frontend.

  8. The user sees the outcome: safe, suspicious, or dangerous.

  9. If dangerous, ProtectAI may:

    • Block the action (if integrated with a wallet)

    • Send a warning via email or Telegram

    • Flag it on-chain for the community


Why This Matters to the User

ProtectAI is not just for developers. It’s made for anyone who uses crypto and wants protection from hidden threats. Whether you’re swapping tokens, minting NFTs, or investing in a new dApp, ProtectAI helps you make safer decisions.

The system works in real-time, without needing users to read smart contract code or understand how blockchains operate. It automates the hard part—watching for threats—so users can focus on what they want to do, with fewer risks.

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