KYT & AML crypto wallet screening

Screen wallets before you transfer, powered by BitOK blockchain analytics: 0–100 risk score, sanctions lists, darknet, mixers. Checks from $0.53 in packages.

AML crypto wallet check in Satoshkin KYT: risk score and risk categories

One service — three channels

Web checker

Web checker

Check right in the browser: no install, packages from $0.53 per check.

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Telegram bot

Telegram bot

Checks in your messenger: send an address to the bot and get the report in chat.

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API + MCP

API + MCP

For services and AI agents: $0.55 per check, one balance shared with the web checker.

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How it works

  1. 1

    Pick a network and paste an address

    BTC, ETH, TRON, USDT-ERC20 and USDT-TRC20 are supported.

  2. 2

    The service analyzes the wallet

    Using BitOK data: address connections, sources of funds, sanctions lists and risk categories.

  3. 3

    Get the report

    0–100 risk score, risk level and tags: sanctions, darknet, mixers, scam and more.

How to read the risk score

The final score is a number from 0 to 100. The higher it is, the riskier it is to accept funds from the address:

0–30Low risk

The address is clean: no significant links to risky sources found.

31–69Medium risk

Suspicious links exist: review the tags and decide based on deal context.

70–100High risk

The address is linked to dangerous sources: funds freeze is highly likely.

What the check is based on

BitOK data

Checks run on BitOK blockchain analytics — the same data used by compliance teams at exchanges and fintech services.

5 networks

BTC, ETH, TRON, USDT-ERC20, USDT-TRC20 — the main networks for P2P settlements and transfers.

Risk categories

Sources of funds are classified from trusted (exchanges, mining) to suspicious and dangerous: darknet, mixers, scam, stolen funds.

Sanctions & FATF

Addresses are matched against sanctions lists and FATF guidance — the first thing exchanges look at before freezing funds.

Pricing

Check packages are priced in USDT and work in the web checker and the bot. Bigger packages mean a cheaper check:

1 check

1.00 USDT

1.00 USDT per check

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10 checks

7.90 USDT

0.79 USDT per check

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HOT RATE

50 checks

29.90 USDT

0.60 USDT per check

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150 checks

79.90 USDT

0.53 USDT per check

Choose package

Every check is drawn from a package — packages from $0.53 per check.

API and MCP are always $0.55 per check — no subscriptions or tiers; top up your balance in your account.

More about API keys and the MCP server for Claude and ChatGPT — on the API & MCP page.

FAQ

Why check a wallet before transferring?
Exchanges and OTC desks freeze funds linked to sanctions, darknet or scam. Screening an address before a transfer shows its risk score and risk categories — reducing the chance your funds get frozen.
How long does a check take?
Usually a few seconds: the service queries BitOK data and immediately returns the risk score, risk level and tags.
Which networks are supported?
BTC, ETH, TRON, USDT-ERC20 and USDT-TRC20 — five networks covering the bulk of P2P settlements.
What is in the report?
A 0–100 risk score, risk level (low / medium / high) and risk categories: sanctions, darknet, mixers, scam, stolen funds and other sources.
How do payments and balance work?
Check packages are sold in USDT and work in the web checker and the bot. API and MCP balance is topped up in USD at $0.55 per check. The balance is unified: web, API and MCP all charge the same key. Every check is paid — packages start at $0.53 per check.
How does the web checker differ from the bot and API?
It is one service with the same BitOK data. The web checker needs no install, the bot works in Telegram, and API & MCP serve integrations and AI agents. Pick the channel that fits.

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