C7 · protocol evidence tool

Read the order object without creating market authority.

Decode the exact fields that make up Seaport OrderComponents, label item/order enums, inspect time and conduit boundaries, and attach public Dune references without connecting a wallet or calling an API.

C7 · Seaport decoder · LOCAL ONLY

Decode Seaport OrderComponents without a wallet, signature or RPC.

Paste OrderComponents JSON or OpenSea-style protocol_data.parameters. The decoder runs only in your browser: it sends nothing, connects no wallet and queries no chain state.

LOCAL ONLY · can_trade=false · 0 network requestsORDER HASH: NOT COMPUTED · no RPC readC4 / N14: BLOCKED — no real auditable transaction evidence is represented.

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Protocol source boundary

OrderComponents is structure, not execution.

OpenSea's Seaport model defines offerer, zone, offer, consideration, orderType, startTime, endTime, zoneHash, salt, conduitKey and counter. Seaport exposes getOrderHash, getOrderStatus and getCounter as view methods; this R1 tool does not call them.

OpenSea Seaport models ↗ · Enums ↗ · Interface ↗

Dune evidence boundary

Public link ≠ verified transaction evidence.

Dune application content is public by default unless a user makes it private. Programmatic access is a separate API service with credentials. C7 therefore accepts Dune query/dashboard URLs only as external references and performs zero Dune API requests.

Dune Application Service Addendum ↗ · Dune SQL API Addendum ↗

Authority lock

C4 / N14 remains BLOCKED.

can_trade=false. Local decoding, a syntactically valid Dune link, or a parsed Seaport object is not real auditable transaction evidence. This surface does not connect wallets, sign payloads, read or write RPC state, submit/cancel orders, call incrementCounter, mutate allowances, accept private keys, call private APIs, or execute live trades.