Don't let your crypto get frozen.
Binance, Coinbase, OKX, Tether and Circle can freeze funds that touched a hack, a mixer or a sanctioned wallet — even several hops before they reached you. Check whose money you're about to accept, before the deal.
"Tainted" coins can freeze your account — even if you did nothing wrong
If USDT you received once passed through a hack, a darknet market or a money-laundering wallet, the exchange you deposit it to can freeze your account pending an investigation that drags on for months.
Dirty source
Hack, mixer, darknet or sanctioned wallet
A few hops
Funds change hands 2–3 times to look clean
The sender → you
A stranger pays you in USDT for cash or work
Account frozen
You deposit to Binance — locked, months of appeals
If strangers pay you in crypto, this is for you
P2P traders
Binance, Bybit or OKX P2P — you hand over cash and receive USDT from someone you've never met.
Freelancers & businesses
Paid in USDT or BTC by a client from Upwork or Telegram, or a customer in your online shop.
OTC & big-ticket deals
Selling a car, a house or a business and the buyer wants to settle in crypto.
We trace the money back so you don't get burned
One address, the full story — not just a balance. Here's what we surface for USDC & USDT.
Freeze & blacklist exposure
How close the wallet sits to addresses Circle or Tether have already frozen — and whether deposits are likely to be held.
CriticalTainted & sanctioned source
Tracebacks linking the funds to hacks, darknet markets, mixers, money-laundering or OFAC-sanctioned entities — within the hops you choose.
CriticalAddress poisoning
Look-alike addresses planted in the history so one careless copy-paste sends your funds straight to a scammer.
HighRisky approvals
Open, unlimited USDC/USDT allowances that let a contract drain the wallet at any time — a sign of a compromised counterpart.
HighDusting attacks
Tiny tracking transfers used to cluster and de-anonymize a wallet ahead of a targeted scam — and where the dust came from.
MediumScam & phishing match
Cross-referenced against curated databases of known scam, drainer and fraud campaigns to see if the address is already flagged.
MediumA clear verdict, in plain English
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Risky — think twice
Tainted source detected · don't deposit to an exchange
Accept, hold, or walk away — with reasons.
Every finding comes with the on-chain evidence, how many hops away the risk is, and a clear recommendation. Share or save the report before you complete the trade.
Example report — illustrative data for layout only.
Check before you accept a single coin
Open the checker
Hit “Check wallet” and paste the address that's about to pay you. It's read-only — no risk to your funds.
We trace the money back
We follow the funds through every hop, cross-checking freeze lists, sanctions and scam databases.
Get a clear verdict
A simple risk score and plain-English reasons so you can decide before the deal — not after.
Two minutes now beats two months of appeals.
Check any USDC or USDT wallet before you accept funds.