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These rules protect the wallets that hold and move funds. Point them at your treasury, operational, and cold-storage addresses to get alerted on material movements, unusual behaviour, and interactions you didn’t expect.

Summary

Rules

Detects. A monitored wallet sends or receives a transfer above a USD threshold.
Detects. A wallet’s outbound transaction count spikes far above its normal rate.
Detects. A wallet’s outbound USD volume spikes far above its normal level.
Detects. A single transfer that is far larger than the wallet’s historical norm.
Detects. A long-inactive wallet suddenly transacts again, useful for spotting unauthorized use of cold or dormant treasury accounts.
Detects. A monitored wallet transacts with a counterparty that isn’t on your allow-list.
Detects. A watched wallet’s balance crosses a floor or ceiling.
Detects. A monitored account’s balance changes beyond a threshold.
Detects. A large amount bridges into or out of a network.
Detects. A monitored account is part of any successful transaction, a basic activity / audit-trail signal.

Deprecated

Retired from a previous runner, kept for completeness:
  • Full Balance Sweep: a full balance sweep out of an account.
  • Token Transfer: a large token transfer (superseded by Large Transfer).
  • Suspicious Multi Send: a wallet sends to multiple recipients in a single transaction.
  • Account Closed: an account is closed.
Last modified on June 17, 2026