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    Chainalysis Launches Real-time Alerts For Suspicious Crypto Transactions

    Blockchain analysis company, Chainalysis has announced the first of its kind compliance alerts solution to monitor cryptocurrency transactions, a press release confirmed on Thursday.  More like an update, the blockchain company launched a suspicious cryptocurrency transaction alerts on their current Know Your Transaction (KYT).  The KYT per the release is a real-time Anti-money Laundering (AML) ... Read more

    Updated Apr 23, 2024
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    Chainalysis Launches Real-time Alerts For Suspicious Crypto Transactions

    Blockchain analysis company, Chainalysis has announced the first of its kind compliance alerts solution to monitor cryptocurrency transactions, a press release confirmed on Thursday. 

    More like an update, the blockchain company launched a suspicious cryptocurrency transaction alerts on their current Know Your Transaction (KYT). 

    The KYT per the release is a real-time Anti-money Laundering (AML) compliance solution that helps in monitoring the transactions done across several digital currencies.

    Chainalysis KYT alerts assist crypto-related businesses, including financial institutions, to mitigate regulatory and reputational risk. Technically, it enables compliance teams to focus on significant activity and enforce compliance policies while better allocating resources.

    According to John Dempsey, VP Product, Chainalysis; “As lawmakers and regulators focus their attention on the industry, it is more critical than ever that cryptocurrency businesses demonstrate compliance best practices.”

    Following the announced update, alerts will now be generated whenever a cryptocurrency transaction involves a risky counterparty and crosses a value threshold.

    The alerts functionalities are built directly into the user interface and API. It will enable cryptocurrency businesses and financial institutions to Investigate, track, or take up action against any risky transfer. 

    The alert levels include Severe, High, Medium, and Low, and they are based on certain factors such as category, the direction of funds, service, direct versus indirect exposure, and amount, according to the release. 

    Customers are provided with an option to customize the risk parameters with respect to their own business policies, to them help allocate resources accordingly.

    While emphasizing on the reason behind the development, Dempsey said:

    Every minute counts when managing exposure to sanctioned entities, hacked funds, darknet markets, and other illicit activities, which is why Chainalysis is investing in fast, actionable alerts to help our customers mitigate risk across cryptocurrencies.

    Meanwhile, the alerts are only available for all the 15 cryptocurrencies supported by Chainalysis, which comprise of Bitcoin (BTC), Ether (ETH), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Litecoin (LTC), including ERC-20 tokens and other top stablecoins such as Tether USDT, Maker, and Dai. 

    However, the release further noted that more digital currencies would soon be added as supported coins by the Chainalysis.

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