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How Are Blockchain Transaction Monitoring Tools Used for AML Compliance?

These tools analyze public blockchain data to identify suspicious transaction patterns, such as high-volume transfers to known darknet markets, mixing services, or sanctioned entities. They use clustering algorithms to link addresses to real-world entities and flag activity that exceeds predefined risk thresholds, enabling exchanges to file Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs).

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