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These rules keep you on the right side of compliance by flagging interactions with sanctioned, blacklisted, malicious, or high-risk addresses, and by alerting when a monitored address’s sanctions/blacklist status itself changes.

Summary

Status note. Sanctions Check, High-Risk Counterparty, Risky Address Interaction, and Sanctions and Blacklist List Change are live, they screen counterparties directly against the Range risk and sanctions APIs. The three Address Token Interaction rules are 🟡 Building: the rule logic is implemented, but they depend on per-block sanctioned / blacklisted / malicious address lists being fed in by the enrichment pipeline, which isn’t wired up yet, so they don’t emit alerts today.

Rules

Detects. A monitored wallet transacts with an OFAC-sanctioned or blacklisted address.
Detects. A monitored wallet transacts with a counterparty whose Range risk score exceeds a threshold.
Detects. A monitored address that carries a non-zero Range risk score has new transactions.
Detects. A monitored address is added to or removed from the OFAC sanctions list or a stablecoin issuer blacklist.
Detects. A sanctioned address sends or receives a monitored token.
Detects. An address on an issuer’s blocklist sends or receives a monitored token.
Detects. An address flagged for malicious activity (scams, exploits, wallet drainers) sends or receives a monitored token.

Deprecated

Retired from a previous runner, kept for completeness:
  • Labelled Address Transaction: transactions involving labelled addresses (superseded by the risk- and sanctions-based rules above).
Last modified on June 17, 2026