Free AML check of wallet addresses for dirty crypto
Control the purity of your funds.*It is not a 100% guarantee that any centralised service will not stop the transaction for additional verification
Typical sources of risk
- Exchange Licensed
- ICO
- Marketplace
- Merchant Services
- Miner
- Other
- P2P Exchange Licensed
- Payment Processor
- Wallet
- ATM
- Exchange Unlicensed
- P2P Exchange Unlicensed
- Child Exploitation
- Dark Market
- Enforcement action
- Fraudulent Exchange
- Gambling
- Illegal Service
- Mixer
- Ransom
- Sanctions
- Stolen Coins
- Terrorism Financing
- Seized Assets
FAQ
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What Does AMLBot Show?
The main result of an AMLBot check includes:
- A risk assessment in percentage;
- Sources of potential risks;
- Information on whether the address appears on any blacklist.
Additionally, the report may contain optional data about the address, such as its association with a specific cluster, current balance, and total transaction volume.
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How to Assess Risk Levels with AMLBot?
Risk levels can be classified as follows:
- ** 0-25%** — The wallet or transaction is considered safe.
- 25-75% — Moderate risk level.
- 75-100% — The wallet or transaction is considered high-risk.
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How Does AML Crypto Wallet Screening Work?
AMLBot analyzes a cryptocurrency wallet by reviewing its transaction history, associated addresses, and risk sources. The result includes a percentage-based risk assessment, information on possible blacklists and cluster associations, as well as wallet balance and transaction volume. This allows users to evaluate the reliability of a wallet.
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How Long Does AML Wallet Screening Take?
AMLBot collects information within a few minutes. Please do not refresh the page and wait for the results.
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Which Cryptocurrencies Does AMLBot Check?
AMLBot supports BTC, TRX, and ETH blockchains. We regularly expand the list of supported cryptocurrencies.
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How Often Should You Check Your Crypto Wallet?
We recommend conducting an AML wallet check before every transaction.
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