Before a single check runs, Orbital compiles your repo and compares it to the code on Robinhood Chain, byte for byte. The compiler metadata and the constructor's immutable values are set aside on both sides. No match, no seal.
Every seal lists red and green flags, and every flag names a function or a variable. They come from three places: the failed checks, the code analysis, and the AI agent's review. None of them quotes the code.
$Orbital is live on Robinhood Chain.
The first onchain privacy layer for Orbio. An AI agent audits your contract. The code stays yours.
CA : 0x2328f8a8fc156f292caadc72c0d2750a0b50993b
Three bands, read straight from the score: under 35 is high-risk, 35 to 69 is caution, 70 and up is lower-risk. Our rug test contract scores 29. The clean one scores 95. Nothing gets a green tick.
When a check does not apply, Orbital leaves it out of the math instead of counting it as zero. The live seal is a factory, so the sell test does not apply: 83.5 earned out of 92.5 available, score 90, computed on 93% of the scale. The seal says so.