- how did they make their money?
- did they touch any red flags along the way?
But surfacing and structuring that data in the right way is critical to ensure that checks are efficient, thorough, and scalable. Getting it right will cut time spend onboarding by days if not weeks. It will also significantly reduce the decision-making complexity when faced with questionable counterparties or potential risks.
Hoptrail’s source of funds table_
Wallet Relationships**
What does this mean? Well, when searching an address, instead of just seeing that funds come from Binance and Coinbase, users will be able to interrogate the underlying transactions between your address and Binance and Coinbase. This includes:
For those already using the platform, the function can be accessed via the Tx Count column on the sources of funds table.
Hoptrail’s Wallet Relationships analyser_
Why does this matter?**
If you spot a potential red flag, you can use the tool to assess to what degree this is an issue and whether there are mitigating factors. If they claim to have bought NFTs on OpenSea, you can see how much has been deposited and withdrawn.
We view this as critical for those firms dealing with crypto for the first time, to onboard a customer with crypto assets, to assess a counterparty’s source of funds, or to screen wallets prior to receiving funds as an AML tool.
Get in touch with us if you’d like to know more about Hoptrail’s risk analytics platform and our efforts to provide end-to-end source of funds solutions._