Coverage
One monitoring environment.
Multiple blockchain networks.
Wallets across supported UTXO, EVM, TRON, Solana and XRP-family networks are monitored from a single organisation view, with the blockchain resolved automatically at the point of screening.
Network availability and intelligence capabilities depend on configured service entitlement and provider coverage.
- EVM
- UTXO
- TRON
- Solana
- XRP / Stellar
EVM networks
- Ethereum
- BNB Chain
- Polygon
- Arbitrum
- Optimism
- Base
- Avalanche C-Chain
UTXO networks
- Bitcoin
- Litecoin
- Bitcoin Cash
- Dogecoin
High-throughput
- TRON
- Solana
- XRP Ledger
- Stellar
Assets
- Native coins
- Stablecoins
- Major tokens
- Cross-chain swaps
Network availability and intelligence capabilities depend on configured service entitlement and provider coverage.
Detection
The blockchain is resolved for you
Address format is validated locally the moment you paste it. Recognised prefixes and structures identify the chain immediately; an invalid address is rejected before any screening occurs.
Example
Ambiguous EVM addresses prompt you to confirm the network before screening begins, so a wallet is never monitored against the wrong chain.
EVM network selection
One address, several networks
The same EVM address can legitimately be monitored on Ethereum and on Polygon as two separate records, each with its own screening history. The same address on the same network cannot be added twice within your organisation.
Multi-wallet monitoring
Every monitored wallet, one view
Wallets across every supported network appear together in a single monitoring list, each carrying its own network, classification and risk position — so nothing is siloed by chain.
Cross-network visibility
Organisation-level visibility, not per-network silos
Every wallet your organisation monitors — regardless of network — rolls up into the same portal, the same quotas and the same audit trail, so compliance oversight does not depend on knowing which chain a wallet happens to sit on.