Business wallet screening guides
Wallet screening is one part of a business payment decision. These guides explain how to use the evidence without treating a report as a guarantee.
- How to check incoming USDT before accepting a payment
A practical receiving workflow: confirm the network, screen the proposed sender, review the transfer and keep the evidence.
- Wallet risk scores: what the number can and cannot tell you
Read a wallet risk score alongside exposure, coverage and screening time before making a business payment decision.
- Direct and indirect exposure to sanctions, mixers and cybercrime
Understand exposure paths and intermediary hops without confusing a wallet label with a legal conclusion about its owner.
- A counterparty wallet is flagged: what to do next
Pause, preserve the result, check the subject and ask focused questions when a business counterparty wallet raises a risk flag.
- AML wallet checks for OTC desks and exchangers
Build wallet screening into an OTC trade ticket, with clear ownership of review decisions and retained payment evidence.
- How to read an A2 Route wallet screening report
Walk through the A2 Route sample report: subject, payment reference, verdict, source shares, restrictions and file integrity.
- How to check a client's wallet before onboarding
Review a proposed customer wallet, separate exposure from identity and retain an accountable onboarding decision record.
- Received USDT with a risk flag: a business response checklist
Put an internal hold on a flagged receipt, preserve the evidence, ask focused questions and document the next decision.
- How to document a wallet check for a bank or auditor
Build a readable screening packet using the current A2 Route PDF sample, its limitations and your own decision trail.
- Mixer and bridge exposure: reading the evidence without assuming guilt
Distinguish mixer labels, intermediary paths and customer explanations without inventing a bridge category or ownership finding.
- How often should you re-check a recurring counterparty's wallet?
Set manual review triggers and intervals, compare like-for-like results and retain earlier evidence for repeat customers.
- USDT on TRON and Ethereum: what changes in a wallet check?
Compare supported screening scope, network identifiers and reference handling without assuming identical coverage across chains.
Explore A2 Route screening or read the business API documentation.