Anti Money Laundering (AML)
On this page you can check the address for involvement in money laundering. AML verification is used to determine whether a cryptocurrency has been previously involved in illegal trading activities, obtained through extortion, or stolen. Accounts with such currencies may be blocked by exchanges and other services.
Placement
Introducing “dirty” money into the financial system, such as with a cash-based business.
Layering
Moving illegal funds around to make the tracking of them difficult. Using crypto is one way to hide the origin of “dirty” money.
Integration
Using legal investments and other financial channels to reintroduce the “dirty” money into the economy.
Danger
Child Exploitation, Dark Market, Dark Service, Enforcement action, Fraudulent Exchange, Gambling, Mixer, Scam, Stolen Coins
Suspicious sources
ATM, Exchange | High Risk, P2P Exchange | High Risk, Unnamed Service
Trusted sources
Exchange, ICO, Marketplace, Merchant Services, Miner, Other, P2P Exchange, Payment Processor, Seized Assets, Wallet
BTC
ERC20
TRC20
BEP20
XRP