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Phalcon Compliance Launches Self-Service Platform: Making On-Chain AML Accessible for All

Phalcon Compliance
October 14, 2025

Global Context: Rising Risks and Tightening Regulation

As the Web3 ecosystem expands, regulators are enforcing stricter AML/CFT requirements. FATF continues to refine its virtual asset guidance, urging member countries to strengthen blockchain-based AML controls.

In the first half of 2024 alone, over 12,000 crypto-related crimes were reported globally, involving more than $8 billion in illicit funds.

However, most small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) — and even individual service providers — lack professional compliance tools. Many face a difficult choice: risk penalties due to insufficient controls, or struggle with expensive, complex systems designed for large institutions.

Introducing the Phalcon Compliance Self-Service Platform

To address this gap, BlockSec officially launches the Phalcon Compliance Self-Service Platform, giving all users direct access to enterprise-grade KYT/KYA services — without prior booking or integration barriers.

Through a simple email registration, users can instantly start scanning wallet addresses or transactions for AML risks and receive detailed risk insights in seconds.

Core Capabilities of Phalcon Compliance

  • Real-Time Risk Detection: Powered by a database of 400M+ address labels, AI behavior analysis, and millisecond-level APIs — enabling precise, comprehensive, and fast detection.

  • Transparent Risk Visualization: Visualize fund flows, trace across chains, and understand why an address or transaction is high-risk through intuitive, explorable graphs.

  • Instant STR Report Generation: Generate regulator-ready Suspicious Transaction Reports (STRs) with one click, complete with full audit trails to simplify compliance workflows.

  • Adaptive Risk Engines: Includes comprehensive pre-aligned rule engines compliant with FATF and 27+ jurisdictions, while allowing custom rule configurations tailored to payment, exchange, NFT, or DeFi scenarios.

  • End-to-End Monitoring: Tiered handling by risk level (high/medium/low), continuous re-screening, and fund isolation ensure full-cycle compliance from detection to resolution.

Why the Self-Service Platform Matters

1️⃣ Flexible and Modular Access

Choose the KYT/KYA service package that fits your business scale and jurisdictional needs. Modular design adapts easily to changing compliance demands.

2️⃣ Instant, No-Code Experience

No complex setup or technical integration. Register, run scans, and view results immediately — with a free trial quota for first-time users.

3️⃣ Enterprise-Grade Risk Controls

Leverage BlockSec’s high-accuracy labeling, AI-powered behavior detection, and fund-flow tracing — trusted by regulators in 50+ countries and regions.

4️⃣ Lightweight and Cost-Effective

Built for individuals and SMEs with occasional compliance needs, offering clear pricing tiers and practical functionality for maximum value.

Take Action: Experience Seamless Compliance

Compliance is no longer a burden reserved for large institutions. Whether you’re verifying address safety as an individual user or ensuring AML compliance as a growing enterprise, the Phalcon Compliance Self-Service Platform empowers you to build a professional compliance shield in minutes.

🔗 Explore now: https://blocksec.com/phalcon/compliance

💡 Web3 compliance isn’t optional — it’s essential.

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Start Real-Time AML with Phalcon Compliance

Turn Phalcon Network alerts into actions with Phalcon Compliance. Use verified blockchain intelligence to screen wallets, monitor transactions and investigate risks. This helps you respond quickly and stay compliant in the digital assets ecosystem.

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