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Results include a risk level, matched risk categories, and the specific indicators that triggered the score.

The risk engine analyzes 200+ on-chain signals to assess wallet risk. It evaluates transaction patterns, counterparty history, and fund flow paths to produce an accurate risk score.
Designed to reduce false positives so you can focus on addresses with genuine risk exposure.

Every address report includes a clear fund flow visualization. See where incoming funds originated, which addresses they passed through, and whether any hop touched a flagged entity.
Multi-hop tracing reveals indirect exposure that is not visible from your own transaction history.

For deeper analysis, MetaSleuth maps complete transaction networks across chains. Trace funds, identify counterparties, and uncover hidden connections between wallets.
Build a full picture of fund flows when a simple address check is not enough.

Results return in under 2 seconds. Fast enough to check before confirming a transaction.
Coverage includes OFAC sanctions lists, known hack addresses, mixer services, fraud rings, and law enforcement data.
Sign up in seconds with just an email. Enter any address and get a full risk report immediately, no complex onboarding or approval process.
The addresses you check and the results you receive are not stored, logged, or shared with any third party.

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