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AML/KYT Integration Disclaimer
AML/KYT Integration Disclaimer (Telegram Bot) This Software tool (the "Bot") provides a technical interface for integration with independent third-party providers specialized in Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Know Your Transaction (KYT) screening services. These services are facilitated exclusively by such third-party providers and are conducted outside of the Software Provider’s own internal infrastructure.
All information and risk analysis results are provided on an "As is" and "As available" basis. The Bot acts solely as a technical tool for visualizing data received from these third-party providers. The Software Provider does not warrant the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of any third-party data and shall not be held liable for any decisions, financial losses, or regulatory actions taken by the user based on the visualized information. By using the Bot, the user acknowledges that data transmission occurs via the Telegram messaging infrastructure, and the Software Provider is not responsible for the privacy policies or security of the Telegram platform itself.
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Protect your funds from tainted crypto
Check addresses and transactions before sending and receiving crypto to avoid AML risks
Detect links to scams, sanctions, or hacks
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For every address you’ve checked:
Risk level
Risk score
Detected categories (e.g. exchanges, P2P, sanctions)
Recommendations based on the risk level
BitHide AML Check works across the most widely used networks, letting you verify transactions and addresses before accepting funds:
Try BitHide AML Bot: run AML check, see the report, and explore all features.
Check Crypto NowAn AML crypto check analyzes blockchain activity to identify suspicious connections. The tool reveals links to darknet markets, mixers, high-risk exchanges, sanctioned entities, and scam-related wallets. You also see wallet history, transactions clustering, and a clear risk score to understand the level of threat.
The percentage risk score shows how likely the wallet or transaction is tied to illicit activity. Low risk (0–25%): funds are generally safe. Medium risk (26–75%): additional investigation recommended. High risk (76–100%): funds are considered dangerous and may lead to freezes or investigations.
AML tools highlight different categories of risks: darknet marketplaces, OFAC or EU sanctions, scam victims, stolen funds, mixers, or suspicious exchanges. Each flagged source explains why the wallet or transaction is considered risky, making blockchain investigations more transparent.
Address check shows the risk score for the entire wallet and its history. Transaction check analyzes a single transfer, helping to detect suspicious inflows before they enter your crypto wallet.
You can check Bitcoin, Ethereum, TRON, Binance Smart Chain, and Litecoin addresses. These networks cover the majority of crypto payments, making compliance easier for businesses and individuals.
For businesses, it’s recommended to run checks on every incoming transaction. Individual users may do periodic checks, especially when receiving large sums or interacting with unknown wallets.
Yes. You can easily purchase additional packages at discounted rates. Larger plans reduce the cost per check, making ongoing blockchain investigations more affordable.
BitHide’s Telegram bot acts as a lightweight interface designed to provide instant access to risk data from integrated AML providers. To ensure maximum data protection, this software tool does not require access to your private keys or sensitive financial identifiers. It functions by transmitting encrypted requests to the respective AML providers and displaying their analysis directly within the secure chat environment. This architecture allows you to receive high-level risk insights on the go, while maintaining data privacy.