Full crypto wallet audit: an investigation of all activity across 35+ networks

2026-08-08 · AMLConsensus Blog

🔬 A regular AML check gives you one number. But for a large deal, receiving funds or due diligence you need more — an investigation of the wallet's entire activity. That's exactly what the AMLConsensus full audit does.

What the full audit includes

📜 History across 35+ networks — token and native transfers across EVM chains, TRON and Solana.
🏷 Counterparty attribution — who's who: exchanges, bridges, mixers, darknet, sanctions (30,000+ labels + OFAC + oracle + issuer freeze).
📊 Category exposure in USD — what share of turnover runs through mixers, gambling, darknet, exchanges.
🔗 2-hop tracing — whether funds are linked to sanctions/mixers via an intermediary.
🧭 Behaviour typologies — structuring, pass-through, fan-out, activity spikes.
🧮 Risk score with confidence and plain-language findings + a PDF report.

Why it beats "one number"

Retail AML bots show a percentage and that's it. The full audit answers the questions that actually matter: where the money is from, who it passed through, what share of turnover is risky, where it goes. It's the level of a manual Chainalysis/Crystal analyst — but automatic, in seconds.

Free and multi-network

The audit runs on public on-chain data (no paid subscriptions), supports EVM (10+ networks), TRON (USDT-TRC20) and Solana. Sanctioned and frozen addresses are caught across all networks, including BTC.

How to run it

For a P2P deal, a large incoming payment or vetting an exchanger counterparty, the full audit removes the key question — whether this money is actually clean. Try it on any address. 🛡

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