AMLHow to check Dogecoin (DOGE) for AML and sanctions
Updated: 25 August 2026 · sources: OFAC, Chainalysis, TRM, Tether/Circle blacklists
Before you accept DOGE from a counterparty in a P2P deal, check their wallet for cleanliness. One risky transfer and the exchange freezes your deposit, not the sender.
Dogecoin is a UTXO network popular with newcomers and in pump schemes. Exchanges check the origin of DOGE and block funds with a scam or sanctions trail.
How to check DOGE in seconds
- Copy the counterparty wallet address (or a transaction hash).
- Paste it into the form below or send it to our Telegram bot.
- Get a verdict: ● low / ● medium / ● high risk — in seconds.
What exactly is checked
We check: OFAC, open scam/extortion blacklists, the connection graph. We compare several independent sources (a consensus), not a single database — so more gets caught.
Why it matters for P2P
Exchanges (Binance, Bybit, MEXC, HTX and others) automatically analyze the origin of incoming crypto and block funds with a sanctions, mixer or darknet trail — often retroactively. A check takes seconds; unblocking an account takes weeks of correspondence.
FAQ
Do I need to connect a wallet?
No. A public address is enough — the same one you already give your counterparty. We never get access to your funds.
How much does a DOGE check cost?
The basic check is free: 3 a day in the bot and on the site when signed in (1 a day without sign-in), plus 1 full MistTrack check a month. Paid: extended check (MistTrack) — 1 credit, full check with the address profile — 2 credits; a credit costs from $1.45 (2 credits — 2.9 USDT), down to $0.45 in bulk.
Can I check by transaction hash?
Yes, we identify the sender by the hash (EVM, TRON, BTC) and check them.