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.
Built for the P2P traders, freelancers and businesses who get paid by people they've never met.
"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.
HighFake-fund "flashing"
Counterfeit USDC or USDT transfers — scam tokens that mimic a real coin so you believe you've been paid when nothing of value arrived.
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.
Don't remember to check — switch it on and let it watch
Turn on continuous monitoring and ChainSafe keeps scanning in the background, so a risky wallet can't slip past you between checks.
Every future transaction
Each new transfer on your wallet is scanned the moment it happens — you don't lift a finger.
The wallets behind them
Every wallet connected to those transactions gets checked too — not just your own.
Instant warning alerts
The second something looks risky, you get a notification — so you can act before it becomes a frozen account.
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.
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