Monitor an address
Add a public address on Ethereum or Tron without connecting a wallet.
What Monitor tracks: Public address; AML change; Ban / freeze; Links and exposure.
Continuous wallet risk monitoring
Continuously monitor addresses, counterparties, AML assessments, and issuer ban/freeze signals across Ethereum and Tron.
Monitor preserves the context of change: what was observed, what was executed, and what is confirmed in available sources.
A change is detected by the monitoring system and marked as a separate state. It is not presented as a confirmed fact yet.
Not another score. A workflow for review, context, and a recorded operator decision.
Add a public address on Ethereum or Tron without connecting a wallet.
Separate AML changes, counterparty exposure, and ban/freeze events.
Compare the source, event state, address history, and related context.
Confirm, close, or keep the alert in progress with a clear review history.
Track changes after onboarding and collect review context without manually checking dozens of tabs.
See material changes in address and counterparty risk inside the workflow.
Keep a review history before a transfer and continue monitoring after the transaction.
The interface should explain the source, time, relationship, and confirmation level. Color helps with scanning but does not replace meaning.
Explore statesREAD ONLY
Monitoring uses a public address. Wallet connection is not required.
Monitor should not ask for a seed phrase, private key, or PIN.
The result supports review and is not a guarantee of safety or legal compliance.
Only Ethereum and Tron, as confirmed in the user interface.
No. The product shows observed signals and their state, but does not promise event prevention.
No. Read-only monitoring uses a public address.
No. Provider-backed AML screening and Monitor's own ban/freeze monitoring are separate product layers.
Controlled access
Leave a work contact. In this prototype, the form does not send data to an external system.
MONITOR / WORKSPACE