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DefCrypt Blog

Practical analysis of exchange restrictions, AML, theft, and access recovery — without noise or blanket guarantees.

An address-chain diagram and a risk mark on a screen, representing sanctions-driven AML relabeling
AML

EU sanctions and AML wallet relabeling: why an old transfer looks risky

EU sanctions and crypto: how new packages can raise risk on certain services, and why AML vendors may relabel historical hops after the fact.

A folder of extra documents and a checklist, representing enhanced due diligence on a crypto exchange
AML

Enhanced due diligence on a crypto exchange: not KYC and not SoF

Enhanced due diligence on a crypto exchange: how EDD differs from KYC and Source of Funds, when it typically starts, and what to expect without treating a chat list as official policy.

A transaction graph on a monitor and a document folder, representing a vendor AML flag and an appeal package
AML

Chainalysis flagged a wallet: what to do next

An exchange cited Chainalysis or KYT: why you cannot delete a flag on-chain, what a Source of Funds and hop map can show, and what an appeal cannot do.

A laptop showing a transaction-risk warning and a checklist, representing a Dangerous transaction label
AML

The Support Ticket Says “Dangerous Transaction”: What Does It Mean?

What a Dangerous transaction label means in an exchange ticket, how an incoming deposit may be flagged, and how to respond to support calmly.

A folder of documents and a checklist, representing an AML review package for an exchange
AML

Documents for a Crypto Exchange AML Check

Documents for a crypto exchange AML check: what a requested package should contain, what to attach to the case, and which files hinder the review.

Transaction diagram and a laptop showing analytics on a desk, representing the risk source behind so-called dirty crypto
AML

What Is "Dirty" Crypto, and Why Is It Not a Verdict?

Dirty crypto explained: risky sources in an asset's history, such as mixers, scams, or sanctions, why a KYT flag is not a verdict, and what to check before an exchange deposit.

People working with laptops and diagrams on a desk, representing a pre-deposit crypto AML risk check
AML

How to Check Crypto for AML Risk

How to check crypto for AML risk before a deposit: screen an address and TxID, understand the risk of so-called dirty assets, and isolate risky incoming funds before sending them to an exchange.

Printed report and tablet representing AML screening of a wallet before an exchange deposit
AML

How to check a crypto wallet for AML risk

How to check a wallet for AML risk before an exchange deposit: interpret a risk score, distinguish direct from indirect exposure, and save a dated PDF report.

A stack of documents and a pen on a desk, representing a Source of Funds evidence package for an exchange
AML

Source of Funds: What Exchanges Actually Ask For

What exchanges ask for in a Source of Funds review, how SoF differs from Source of Wealth, which evidence may be accepted, and where origin-of-funds submissions fail.

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