Crypto wallet AML screening

Where the money on a wallet comes from, and what it means

Paste an address and get a 0–100 risk score with a breakdown of where the money came from: exchanges, exchangers, sanctioned wallets, mixers, darknet, Tether and Circle freezes. Data comes from open lists, commercial label databases and our own database.

Check an addressLog in$1 per check · pay in USDT or USDC
78.4%
Risk levelHigh Risk
Funds composition
Where the money came from
Binance30%
Bybit11%
Garantex · sanctions19%
FixedFloat12%
DeFi & Liquidity Pools9%
Other19%

sample report

The whole trail, not the tip

We walk back through every incoming transfer, across chains of intermediaries, and respect time: for each intermediate wallet we only look at what it received before passing the money on.

Open and paid databases

Sanctions lists, Tether and Circle freezes, commercial label databases (Bitquery and others), WalletExplorer, GraphSense and our own Bitcoin clustering. Refreshed twice a day.

A report you can show

Three source groups, shares and dollar amounts, the hit addresses. Download it as a PDF or share a link with a QR code.

Where our data comes from

Risk is scored against several independent sources, not a single list. We started with open and paid databases and add more every week.

Sanctions lists

OFAC (US), FBI, Israel's National Bureau for Counter Terror Financing, OpenSanctions.

Issuer freezes

Every address frozen by Tether and Circle: exchanges do not accept funds from such wallets.

Commercial label databases

Paid sources such as Bitquery: exchange hot wallets and deposit addresses, exchangers, casinos, payment services.

Open databases

GraphSense, WalletExplorer, Etherscan, TronScan, ScamSniffer, ransomware and hack databases.

Our own Bitcoin clustering

931 million addresses grouped by owner: 45 million are recognised as exchanges, services, darknet markets and mixers.

Our own risk database

Every check adds to our own database of addresses, links and verdicts.

How the risk is scored

1. Collect the trail

Every incoming transfer of the wallet and the chains of intermediaries behind it, in time order.

2. Identify the sources

Each address on the way is matched against the databases: exchange, no-KYC exchanger, casino, sanctions, mixer, freeze.

3. Measure the share

Risk is the share of funds from dangerous and suspicious sources. Low risk is given only when more than half of the funds came from known clean sources.

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FAQ

How long does a check take?

Usually under a minute. Wallets with a long history and Bitcoin take up to 4–5 minutes: we walk the whole trail instead of returning a cached score.

Which networks are supported?

Bitcoin, Ethereum (ETH, USDT, USDC), TRON (TRX, USDT TRC-20), BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism and Avalanche (USDT, USDC and native coins), Litecoin and USDT on TON.

How do I pay?

Top up your balance in USDT or USDC (TRC-20 or ERC-20) to your personal address; funds are credited automatically. A check costs $1.

Is this a legal opinion?

No, the report is informational. But it shows what exchanges look at: where the money came from and what share of it is linked to risk.

How can I contact you?

Email info@dremaml.com — we reply in English and Russian, usually within a day.