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Two tools cover rule inspection and service health.

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veil_rules_list

List active auto-settle rules. A rule links a wallet to a source address and a payout bank — deposits from that address auto-convert to fiat. If a rule has a minimum field, that is the smallest deposit that triggers auto-conversion. Deposits below the minimum land in the wallet as crypto. When minimum is null or absent, no threshold applies. Inputs None. Outputs
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string
required
ok on success, error on failure.
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array
Array of rule records. Each has walletId, chain, chainName, sourceAddress, createdAt, bankAccount ({ id, suffixLast4, currency }), and optionally minimum ({ fiat, fiatCurrency, sourceMin, sourceCurrency }).
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string
Present when the user has not completed onboarding.
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string
Error description when status is error.
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veil_health

Check whether the Veil API is reachable. Returns status: ok with service metadata on success, or status: degraded with a reason when the upstream is down or slow. Inputs None. Outputs
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string
required
ok if the API is healthy, degraded if not.
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object
Present when status is ok. Contains service (service name) and time (server time).
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string
Degradation reason when status is degraded. Common values: timeout, fetch_failed, http_503.
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