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BlockSec 推出全球首个“合规+安全”管理平台

Phalcon
April 24, 2025
4 min read

我们很高兴地宣布推出 Phalcon Compliance APP,这是 BlockSec Phalcon 系列的全新产品。这个创新平台旨在通过地址筛查和实时交易监控,帮助虚拟资产服务提供商 (VASPs) 识别潜在风险暴露和可疑用户活动,使他们能够轻松满足 AML/CFT 合规要求。

合规时代:机遇与挑战

近年来,全球加密货币合规化的趋势日益明显。监管框架稳步推进:欧盟的 MiCA 正在逐步实施;新加坡已引入新规,使 AML/CFT 要求与 FATF 标准保持一致;美国国会今年还推出了 GENIUS Act 和 STABLE Act,为稳定币发行、AML 和消费者保护提供了清晰的框架。

更健全的监管框架提供了更清晰的指导,降低了风险,并增强了用户信心,为加密行业解锁了新的增长机遇。越来越多的机构正在转变对合规的看法,将其视为战略优势而非障碍。通过积极采取 KYC、客户尽职调查、地址筛查和交易监控等措施,它们正在全面提升合规能力。

然而,区块链的匿名性和链上交互的复杂性——尤其是跨链活动——给机构在风险评估、团队协作和报告生成方面带来了重大挑战。

Phalcon Compliance APP:管理合规风险的解决方案

为满足日益增长的全球合规需求,BlockSec 开发了 Phalcon Compliance APP,这是一个功能强大的工具,可帮助 VASPs 有效识别和管理与地址和交易相关的风险,完全符合 AML/CFT 法规。

📍 精准检测非法活动

  • 风险暴露识别:平台拥有一个包含超过 4 亿个地址标签并实时更新的数据库,可识别高风险实体(例如,受制裁实体)。它支持无限次交易追踪,可快速识别可能与高风险实体交互的地址。
  • 行为模式分析:平台由基于 AI 的行为分析引擎驱动,每秒可处理超过 500 笔交易,能够准确地揭示隐藏的异常和复杂的模式,如资金拆分和过境交易。

🌐 预设 + 可定制风险引擎

  • 预设风险引擎:平台配备了符合 FATF 标准的默认风险引擎,涵盖了主要的风险类型,包括实体风险、交互风险、高频转账、大额转账和过境地址,使机构能够轻松满足全球合规标准。
  • 可定制风险引擎:机构还可以根据其管辖区和业务类型自定义风险规则,确保合规策略量身定制以满足其需求。

🚨 持续筛查和实时警报

用户可以安排定期地址筛查,或一键触发重新筛查。如果出现新风险或地址风险级别发生变化,平台可以通过 Telegram、电子邮件和 Lark 等 7 个渠道发送实时警报,确保对潜在风险进行快速管理。

👥 地址和客户管理

Phalcon Compliance APP 提供清晰的地址风险级别和历史警报视图,深入了解特定地址的整体风险状况。它还允许用户将多个地址关联到单个实体,从而对客户风险进行全面分析,实现更有效的风险管理。

内置资金追踪和调查工具:MetaSleuth
内置资金追踪和调查工具:MetaSleuth

🤝 提升团队效率

通过任务委派、评论和黑名单管理等功能,该平台使团队能够有效协作,确保及时响应风险警报并提高运营效率。

✅ 一键生成 STR

用户只需一键即可生成审计日志和可疑交易报告,简化了内部管理和外部合规审查流程。

可疑交易报告
可疑交易报告

随着监管收紧和非法活动不断演变,Phalcon Compliance APP 为 VASPs 提供了一个全面的解决方案。从实时监控到报告生成,它建立了一个动态框架,以减轻洗钱和恐怖主义融资等风险,确保高效合规。

BlockSec Phalcon:安全与合规一体化平台

随着 Compliance APP 的推出,BlockSec Phalcon 已发展成为一个全面的平台,结合了安全威胁防护(Security APP)和合规风险管理(Compliance APP)。这一集成解决方案为用户提供了无缝的“安全与合规一体化”体验。

🔥 立即体验!

BlockSec Phalcon 目前支持包括 Ethereum、BSC、Solana、Base、Tron、Arbitrum、Avalanche、Optimism、Manta、Merlin、Mantle、Sei、Bitlayer、Core、BoB、Story、Sonic、Gnosis 和 Berachain 在内的 20 多个主流区块链网络。

切勿错过 — 立即预约产品演示!只需 10 秒即可安排演示。前 30 位预约用户将获得限时免费试用!

🔗 预约演示https://blocksec.com/request-demo-compliance

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