Check the Address Before You Transfer: RWANFTFI AML Checker

Check the address before you transfer.

A blockchain transaction can move value in seconds. That makes checking where you are sending funds just as important as checking the amount and network.

The RWANFTFI AML Checker is designed for that step.

Before sending crypto to another wallet - or accepting funds from one - users can review the address through a Deep AML Scan and see its risk profile, transaction activity and exposure to known risk categories.

The tool supports 19 blockchains and 14 stablecoins and is available directly inside the RWANFTFI application.

👉 app.rwanftfi.com/aml-checker

A wallet address carries a history

A crypto address is more than a string of characters.

Blockchain activity can reveal how funds reached an address, which counterparties it has interacted with and whether its transaction history includes exposure to higher-risk sources.

That can matter before:

• sending funds to a new counterparty

• accepting a crypto payment

• working with an unfamiliar wallet

• completing an OTC transaction

• transferring stablecoins between businesses or individuals

AML screening adds another layer of information before the transaction takes place.

It does not replace careful verification of the address itself, but it gives users additional context about the wallet they are preparing to interact with.

What a Deep AML Scan shows

The RWANFTFI Deep AML Scan brings several categories of blockchain information into one check.

Risk score

The scan provides an overall assessment of the address's risk profile.

Sanctions exposure

Users can identify links or exposure to addresses associated with sanctions.

Mixers

The report shows exposure to services designed to obscure transaction flows.

Scams and hacks

The scan identifies exposure to addresses associated with scam activity, hacks and other relevant risk categories.

Sources of funds

Users can review where funds reaching the wallet originated.

Counterparties

The analysis provides information about wallets and entities interacting with the address and the paths connecting them.

Transaction history

The scan adds historical blockchain activity to the assessment rather than looking only at the current balance.

A report you can share

A Deep AML Scan also generates a report that can be shared.

That can be useful when a wallet check is not only for personal review but also needs to be documented for another participant in a transaction.

Instead of relying on a screenshot of a balance or a wallet address alone, users can keep a structured risk assessment connected to the address that was checked.

For businesses and active crypto users, this can make wallet screening easier to include in a repeatable transaction process.

19 blockchains and 14 stablecoins

Crypto activity increasingly moves across multiple networks.

A wallet screening tool therefore needs to work beyond a single blockchain.

RWANFTFI AML Checker currently supports risk checks across 19 blockchains and 14 stablecoins, giving users a broader view when working across different crypto environments.

The same principle remains consistent across networks:

check first, transfer second.

One scan costs $1

The AML Checker is available without a recurring subscription.

A single Deep AML Scan costs $1.

For users who need to review addresses more frequently, packages for multiple checks are also available.

The model is usage-based: users can perform an individual check when needed or choose a package for a larger number of scans.

No subscription is required.

How to check an address

Running a wallet check takes a few steps.

Open the RWANFTFI application and go to the AML tab.

Then:

• select the blockchain network

• choose the required check

• enter or paste the wallet address

• run the scan

• review the resulting risk information and report

The check happens before the crypto transaction itself, so the information can become part of the decision about whether and how to proceed.

👉 Open AML Checker: app.rwanftfi.com/aml-checker

Useful before both sending and receiving

Wallet screening is relevant on both sides of a transaction.

Before sending, it can provide more context about the destination address.

Before receiving, it can help review the wallet from which funds may arrive.

That makes AML Checker relevant not only to compliance teams or businesses, but also to individual users who want more information about counterparties before moving digital assets.

Risk information before the transaction

Blockchain transactions are transparent, but raw blockchain data is not always easy to interpret.

AML Checker turns that activity into a structured view of wallet risk - including sanctions, mixers, scams, hacks, sources of funds, counterparties and transaction history.

It is an additional screening tool, not a guarantee that a transaction is risk-free.

The practical advantage is simpler:

you can review the address before the funds move.

19 blockchains. 14 stablecoins. Deep AML Scan from $1. No subscription.|

👉 Open AML Checker: app.rwanftfi.com/aml-checker

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