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Range Protect watches on-chain activity for the accounts, contracts, and assets you care about, and alerts when something matters. This catalogue lists the rules we offer and what each one detects. Rules are grouped by use case, not by chain. Coverage spans Solana and EVM, and we extend rules to new networks on request — so each rule describes a capability, not a fixed chain list.
Roadmap rules are marked Planned. See Conventions for the full status legend.

How rules are organized

Multisig and Governance

Squads, Safe (Gnosis), and Realms DAO lifecycle: proposals, approvals, member and threshold changes, timelocks, and vault flows.

Treasury and Asset Monitoring

Large transfers, balance thresholds, dormant-wallet reactivation, unknown counterparties, and unusual activity or flow spikes.

Sanctions and Compliance

OFAC sanctions, issuer blacklists, malicious-address interaction, and Range risk-score screening of counterparties.

Smart Contract and Program Security

Program upgrades and authority changes; proxy upgrades, ownership transfers, and pause events.

Stablecoins and Tokens

Stablecoin mint, burn, and freeze, issuer concentration, and peg-deviation monitoring.

Operational and Network Monitoring

Network health: gas pressure, transaction failure rates, call spikes, liquidity and price breaches, and pipeline heartbeats.

Reading a rule

Every rule card lists the same fields:
  • Detects — what the rule is for, in plain language.
  • Trigger condition — the on-chain event or threshold that fires the alert.
  • Account types — what you point the rule at (wallet, multisig, contract, token, program).
  • Status — Active, Building, Planned, Internal, or Deprecated.
Severity and destinations aren’t rule properties — you set them per instance when you turn a rule on. See How alerting works.

Want a rule that isn’t here?

The catalogue grows through customer conversations, and we extend rules to new chains on request. See Request a rule.
Last modified on June 16, 2026