Source of funds
A breakdown of where the incoming coins came from: exchanges, mining, P2P, gambling, mixers or darknet services.
ChainProof traces the origin of coins, flags exposure to darknet markets, mixers, scams and sanctioned entities, and returns a clear AML risk score in seconds.
A breakdown of where the incoming coins came from: exchanges, mining, P2P, gambling, mixers or darknet services.
A single number combining direct and indirect exposure, so you can decide instantly whether to accept a payment.
Cross-checks against OFAC SDN, EU and UK lists plus internal databases of scam and ransomware wallets.
A visual map of hops between the address and high-risk clusters, with amounts and timestamps.
Any wallet address or transaction hash on a supported chain.
Clustering and heuristics reconstruct the path of the coins.
Risk score, exposure chart and a downloadable PDF report.
Six short reads that explain crypto AML from the ground up.

AML stands for Anti-Money Laundering. Learn what the rules require, how KYC and the Travel Rule fit in, and why crypto is regulated.
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Clustering, labelling, risk scoring and exposure depth: a plain-language walkthrough of what happens when you screen a wallet address.
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Frozen deposits, blocked accounts and tainted change outputs — the concrete risks an AML check removes, and when to run one.
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Tether is the most screened asset in crypto. How USDT AML checks work on Tron and Ethereum, what freezing means, and how to keep your balance spendable.
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A practical playbook for a blocked crypto deposit: how source-of-funds requests work, what documents to send, what timelines to expect and what never to do.
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How a merchant, agency or SaaS company should structure crypto AML: risk policy, screening thresholds, record keeping and the mistakes that cost a banking relationship.
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