For sanctions and AML professionals

Address screening that fits the compliance process you already run

Eagle Eye Report helps your team review a crypto address before onboarding, crediting, release, treasury, or collateral activity. It presents source-cited evidence for review without replacing your policies, investigation, escalation, or decision.

  • Sanctions controls
  • Enhanced due diligence
  • Source-of-funds review
  • Ongoing monitoring

Support the decision before funds move

Crypto concepts become useful when they answer a familiar compliance question. Eagle Eye Report organizes evidence around the review your team needs to perform.

Onboarding and counterparties

Is there evidence that changes the due-diligence path?

Start with covered government sanctions sources, then review public stablecoin control actions and other recorded interaction indicators as separate evidence classes.

Source of funds

What context should the reviewer ask for?

Use recorded bridge or mixer interactions to frame questions about purpose, direction, timing, amount, and the broader transaction sequence. An interaction is not a conclusion about intent.

Transfers and treasury

Should the transaction follow the normal route?

Screen before crediting, release, treasury movement, or collateral activity, then apply the escalation and disposition procedure your institution already owns.

Monitoring

Has a covered public fact changed?

Monitor selected addresses and route later covered updates through Slack, email, or the workflow your team has configured.

Four evidence classes, kept distinct

One screening check can bring the classes together without blurring what each one means.

Government sanctions

Whether the submitted address appears in a covered government sanctions source, with the authority identified for review.

Stablecoin intelligence

Recorded public blacklist, freeze, or seizure actions by the company or organization behind a covered token.

Bridge use

A recorded interaction involving the screened address, with direction and source or destination networks shown where proven.

Mixer use

A recorded mixer or privacy-service interaction involving the screened address, with role or direction shown where available.

Bridge and mixer interactions are review indicators. They do not establish purpose, intent, a linked deposit and withdrawal, or wrongdoing.

Screen → Review → Route → Monitor

1 · Screen

Run the check at your decision point

Use the web app, API, or CSV workflow before the activity your procedure identifies.

2 · Review

Read the source and evidence class

Review what was recorded, which source supports it, and what additional context the case requires.

3 · Route

Use your existing controls

Send the evidence to the right reviewer, queue, or procedure. Your team owns the record and disposition.

4 · Monitor

Watch selected addresses

Route later covered updates through configured Slack, email, or product workflows.

Evidence where the team works

Use Eagle Eye Report in the web app, export structured fields through CSV, integrate screening through the REST API and OpenAPI document, or route monitored updates through Slack and email. Eagle Virtual supplies screening output; your current KYC/KYB, case-management, Travel Rule messaging, and regulatory-reporting systems remain in place.

Let the report prove the workflow

Open the cached Eagle Eye Report sample without creating an account. If the evidence fits your procedure, continue to screening or compare the available plans.