Sanctions screening for crypto businesses

Keep customer-name screening separate from on-chain analysis.

Screen selected crypto customers and business counterparties against supported sources, with a clear review path and ongoing monitoring of retained identities.

API and compliance dashboard included in every plan.

SanctionsKitIllustrative workflow

Customer onboarding

Known identity
Selected lists
Review path
Completed screeningContinue your policy workflow
Potential matchInvestigate in the dashboard

Identity verification and transaction monitoring remain separate.

A screening checkpoint in customer onboarding

Built around your work

A wallet string is not the whole customer identity.

Customer onboarding, institutional relationships, and on-chain transfers raise different questions. A name-screening result should not be presented as blockchain tracing, wallet ownership verification, or a complete transaction-risk decision.

Connect identity screening to onboarding

Submit known person or organization details from your server and retain the result reference. Keep the user journey explicit when a check is incomplete.

Investigate candidates with source evidence

Compare the customer identity with the actual source record. A score or a shared name does not establish that the customer controls a listed wallet.

Rescreen selected relationships

Maintain relevant customer and partner identities under monitoring. Update the retained subject when reliable identity facts change and assign new evidence for review.

A practical use case

Keep customer-name screening separate from on-chain analysis.

Screen selected crypto customers and business counterparties against supported sources, with a clear review path and ongoing monitoring of retained identities.

The review challenge

Customer onboarding, institutional relationships, and on-chain transfers raise different questions. A name-screening result should not be presented as blockchain tracing, wallet ownership verification, or a complete transaction-risk decision.

How SanctionsKit helps

Submit known person or organization details from your server and retain the result reference. Keep the user journey explicit when a check is incomplete. Compare the customer identity with the actual source record. A score or a shared name does not establish that the customer controls a listed wallet.

Put it into practice

Separate the control types

Explore source coverage
  1. 01

    Separate the control types

    Map customer screening, wallet analytics, transaction behavior, and other required checks to the systems that actually perform them.

  2. 02

    Handle identity outcomes

    Route potential matches, completed no matches, and errors to distinct paths. Keep candidate evidence available to the authorized analyst.

  3. 03

    Maintain the relationship record

    Connect retained results, review notes, and monitoring to the internal customer reference. Preserve separate on-chain and legal analyses with their scope.

Evaluate the fit

Screening questions for cryptocurrency.

Does SanctionsKit trace cryptocurrency transactions?

No. It does not provide blockchain analytics, wallet clustering, or on-chain transaction monitoring.

Does a no-match name check approve a wallet transfer?

No. It only describes the selected-source identity check. Wallet, activity, jurisdiction, and authorization questions remain separate.

Can organizations and individual users be screened?

Yes, with the correct supported entity type and selected coverage. Use reliable identity details and do not infer wallet ownership from a name.

Does this implement Travel Rule compliance?

No. Required Travel Rule or other digital-asset compliance workflows need separate evaluation and implementation.

See SanctionsKit in action

Explore screening and review for cryptocurrency.

Try the interactive demo with synthetic examples. Compare plans for your team’s screening volume.