Check one wallet address before a transfer or during an investigation. Myaza returns its risk score, fund-flow exposure and rule decision. The check does not create a transaction.

What you needWhere to start
Check an address by handSpot Checks → Wallet
Check an address from your backendWallet Screening API
Assess a customer paymentTransaction Monitoring

For a crypto transaction, Myaza screens the counterparty wallet through the same engine. Myaza does not send the transaction or its hash to the wallet provider. Keep the hash in your transaction record for audit. The legacy transaction-reference route remains available for existing integrations; it uses the same Wallet Screening rate and screens the supplied wallet, not the hash.

Try it in Sandbox

  1. Create a Sandbox secret key under Developers → API Keys.
  2. Open Spot Checks → Wallet, enter a valid address and choose a test scenario. Or use the curl example with sandboxScenario: "wallet.sanctions.direct".
  3. Read the risk, exposures, decision and rulesTriggered fields. Direct sanctions exposure is blocked by the default rule; its hops value may be zero.
  4. Save screening.id to retrieve the result or link a case.

Sandbox scenarios run your published rules without calling the live provider or creating billable wallet usage. Your key selects the environment; the request has no sandbox switch.

Understand the result

The result shows what was screened, how risky it is, why, which rule fired and what Myaza decided. allow, review and block are the API decisions. A provider's display band UNKNOWN for scores 0–9 is different from an operationally unknown result, which requires review. Malformed network identifiers and locally invalid address formats return 422 before a provider call.

Enter a network name or code. Myaza translates known aliases and forwards other well-formed identifiers to the configured provider. There is no fixed network allowlist; the provider decides whether it can screen the network and address. A successful Sandbox scenario does not confirm live coverage.

The Exposure map groups reported source and destination exposures. It is not a verified path of on-chain transfers. Myaza stores the exact encrypted provider response for audit and can render a signed provider PDF for an eligible completed address screen. Neither raw provider data nor internal cost appears in the public response.

Automatic checks and rules

Under Risk Intelligence → Rules & Policies → Fraud rules → Settings, turn Wallet verification & screening on for new crypto transactions. Then review the wallet templates in Rule library. The switch controls automatic counterparty screening; it does not disable Spot Checks or the direct API.

Seven safety templates are enabled by default. The 27 optional templates cover score thresholds, direct and nearby exposure, source and destination concentration, and transfer context. Duplicate a template to change its action or threshold. Each saved decision keeps the matched rule version and values. Test a rule in Sandbox, then copy it to a Production draft and publish it separately.

See Wallet Screening API, Transaction Monitoring, past transaction import and wallet webhooks.