> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://riskguard-1.gitbook.io/riskguard-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://riskguard-1.gitbook.io/riskguard-docs/readme.md).

# RiskGuard

> **Know your risk before it knows you.**

RiskGuard is a risk intelligence layer that sits on top of your DeFi portfolio and answers the question existing tools ignore: **how dangerous is this, and what should I do?**

Connect a wallet — EVM or Solana — and within seconds RiskGuard detects every active position across supported protocols, scores the risk of each along four independent dimensions, computes a consolidated portfolio risk score, and generates a plain-language analysis that explains your single biggest risk and recommends a concrete action.

## What makes RiskGuard different

* **Native Solana + Base coverage.** RiskGuard detects positions on the protocols where Solana and Base users actually deploy capital — including positions that conventional trackers cannot see at all.
* **Risk-first, not balance-first.** Other dashboards show you *where* your money is. RiskGuard tells you *how dangerous* it is.
* **Transparent scoring.** Every score maps to an auditable data source across four dimensions: smart contract, liquidity, centralization, and market risk.
* **AI that recommends action.** A score tells you something is wrong. RiskGuard's AI tells you what to do about it.
* **Read-only by design.** RiskGuard never takes custody of funds and never requests permission to move them.

## At a glance

|                        |                        |
| ---------------------- | ---------------------- |
| **Protocols detected** | 25+                    |
| **Chains covered**     | Solana, Base, Ethereum |
| **Risk dimensions**    | 4                      |
| **Custody**            | None — read-only       |

## How to read this documentation

This whitepaper describes RiskGuard's live product architecture and its planned token economy. The product described in sections 1–6 is **operational today**. The RISK token described in section 7 is a **forward-looking design** that has not been issued.

{% hint style="info" %}
Start with [**The Problem**](/riskguard-docs/whitepaper/01-the-problem.md) to understand why RiskGuard exists, or jump to [**Position Detection**](/riskguard-docs/whitepaper/03-position-detection.md) for the technical core.
{% endhint %}

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