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Product Update: A Larger Independent Address Label Dataset
FreezeRadar now checks a locally stored, independently sourced address-label dataset before using an external fallback.
Product Update: Alerts When a Past Counterparty Becomes Risky
FreezeRadar now monitors meaningful recent counterparties from your past scans and alerts you when one is newly frozen or added to a sanctions source.
Product Update: A Clearer Warning for Frozen Wallets
FreezeRadar now tracks known funds sent to frozen wallets after the restriction and shows that context before you send freezeable assets.
Product Update: Added NBCTF Wallet Screening
FreezeRadar now screens supported wallets against cryptocurrency seizure orders published by Israel’s National Bureau for Counter Terror Financing (NBCTF).
DeFi Indirect Exposure: Why Protocol Interactions Can Change a Wallet’s Risk Even Without a Direct Sanctions Match
How DeFi routing changes the meaning of wallet risk, why bridge and DEX paths complicate screening, and how to distinguish protocol usage from meaningful indirect exposure.
How Institutional Teams Build Wallet Watchlists That Actually Change Decisions
A practical operating model for watchlists, alert thresholds, wallet segmentation, and escalation so monitoring becomes a decision system instead of a dashboard decoration.