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Reports

Intelligence your compliance
team can use.

Compact, institutional documents rendered from the exact screening snapshot your team reviewed — never a fresh intelligence call at download time.

Illustrative demonstration only. Addresses, amounts, scores and classifications are fictional and no screening or provider request is performed.

Full risk position for a monitored wallet, incoming and outgoing.

instiX OMS · Compliance report

Wallet Risk Report

Executive risk summary

68High riskGenerated 2026-08-10 09:42 UTC
Wallet
TUfA98…2N4A
Blockchain
TRON
Last screened
2026-08-10 09:42 UTC
Monitoring state
Active

Incoming

34Low risk

Outgoing

71High risk

Risk indicators

Risk

High-risk counterparty

Unknown

Unknown source

Context

Attributed exchange

Fund flow · summary

Wallet → 50,000 USDT → Wallet B · D2 exposure

Monitoring state

Active · continuous

Report ID OMS-RPT-4417

Contents

What every report contains

A consistent structure across all five report types, so reviewers always know where to look — regardless of which one they opened.

  • Executive risk summary
  • Wallet information and balances
  • Blockchain and last screened timestamp
  • Risk classification, incoming and outgoing
  • Risk indicators
  • Fund-flow summary
  • Monitoring state
  • Generated timestamp and report ID

Report availability and analysis depth vary by supported network and configured service entitlement.

Snapshot integrity

The report matches what you saw

Reports are rendered from the stored screening snapshot, never from a fresh intelligence call at download time. The document corresponds exactly to the screening state your team reviewed and acted on.

Quota and audit

Usage is visible and logged

Your report allowance and its reset date are always on screen. Every generation and every download records the user, wallet, report and timestamp.

Report identity

Built for the auditor, not just the analyst

Every report carries a report ID, generation timestamp, confidentiality marking and page numbering — dense, institutional documents, not sparse exports with empty pages.