AMLBot − checking criminal connections of crypto (Chainalysis for everyone)

demchukvm

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The latest updates of the AMLBot:

1. To improve your anonymity now you can delete your checking history.
To do so, go to https://web.amlbot.com/account and choose Erase History button. After confirmation, all you request and PDF reports will be deleted from AMLBot’s system.
Please note: this data cannot be recovered after deleting!

2. AMLBot warns you if you try to check an invalid address (that is not in the transaction outputs) or to analyse an address that has less than 5 confirmed transactions. This way, you save check credits using them only for a valid address.

3. AMLBot supports new ERC-20 tokens: BNB, QC, NEXO, TUSD, ANKR, FTX Token, BUSD, PLU, SHR.
Now AMLBot analyses BTC, ETH, LTC, BCH, Tether OMNI, XRP and 1500+ ERC-20 tokens (including Tether, BNB, QC, NEXO, TUSD, and 60+ DeFi tokens). Read the list of all supported coins.

4. Now you can share checks from your balance to other users by generating promocodes. (only in Telegram).

Read more about our updates at https://amlbot.com/news.

And use our banners “Protected by AMLBot” at web.amlbot.com/banners to add them to your service to get some bonuses from us. For that, please contact our support at or [email protected].

demchukvm

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Quote from: Inagame on December 28, 2020, 06:52:43 PM

How much addresses can we check with your telegram bot for free? Just one?
I think you should offer more free checks per month.

You can check 1 address for free in telegram https://t.me/cryptoaml_bot and 2 addresses on the website web.amlbot.com.

Usually, that's enough for checking your own addresses. If you use AMLBot for business or investigations and want to decrease the price please use our packages. Also for a corporate user we can give a discount (please PM me or send your request to [email protected]).

Here is AMLBot's current structure

Inagame

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How much addresses can we check with your telegram bot for free? Just one?
I think you should offer more free checks per month.

demchukvm

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web.amlbot.com is our new website for checking crypto addresses for connection with illegal activities.

The website has become more convenient and now ♦️2 checks of the general Risk Score are available to new users for free after registration.

Now you can use all AMLBot functions in one convenient interface:

Check the Risk score of addresses and transactions
Detailed analysis of the Risk sources
Investigation of the source’s names
Profile with your referral link and the API key
PDF-report

You can register at web.amlbot.com by email, Google account and Twitter.

PS: choose our banners “Protected by AMLBot” at web.amlbot.com/banners and add them to your service to get some bonuses from us. Please contact our support at or [email protected].

demchukvm

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🎉 AMLBot is holding a Bachelor day promotion!

Only today the package for 1000 checks is available with a $50 discount (+ your discount).

You can get the promo package in the menu of @cryptoaml_bot in Telegram or on https://web.amlbot.com/account/balance

demchukvm

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Now, AMLBot automatically generates a PDF-report for the result of your check every time you screen the cryptocurrency address.

You can find the document below every checking result and in the history of your checks on the website, in Telegram and via API.

We are, at AMLBot, aware of the AML compliance requirements to document monitoring of customers’ transactions. That’s why every PDF-report contains a unique ID, the precise checking time and the last processed block in the blockchain of the selected cryptocurrency.

Therefore, the PDF-report is a great way to confirm the low risk of the assets, and you can rely on it in case of an official request. As the risk of crypto addresses can change over time, you can always find the PDF-report of your previous checks in your checking history.

demchukvm

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❗️ Now you can check USDT Tether (ERC-20) in AMLBot

Please mind some limitations for Tether:
- there is general Risk only, no sources are provided;
- you can check wallet addresses only.

Currencies that are currently available for analysis in AMLBot:

BTC
ETH
LTC
BCH
XRP
Tether OMNI
Tether ERC20

LeGaulois

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Quote from: PrimeNumber7 on September 02, 2020, 05:06:59 PM

I would also point out that I would think most users would probably want feedback on addresses in mass rather than one at a time. As such, I would recommend setting up an API that will return the same information in commna delimited format so your customer can set up automation to stop transactions that meet certain criteria in your report.

There is already an API, you can generate the keys in the user settings. I can't imagine exchange platforms for example, checking address 1 by 1 manually. It would require a guy doing this all day long.

It's possible also to get an API to use it with a Telegram bot account or a mobile app. They provide all the documentation needed on 'How to'
https://www.notion.so/AMLBot-0ab30d88bd1c4dc3bb6978df63d29e19

PrimeNumber7

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I want to point out that https://amlbot.com/#price says, under the $300 package:

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For exchanges and exchanges. The most profitable package

I would not describe this as the "most profitable package" but rather the "best value" as your customers are not profiting from buying your service, they are paying you to help themselves avoid receiving coin they don't want to be receiving.

I would also point out that I would think most users would probably want feedback on addresses in mass rather than one at a time. As such, I would recommend setting up an API that will return the same information in commna delimited format so your customer can set up automation to stop transactions that meet certain criteria in your report.

You are also offering a "private investigation" that can allow someone to "know who owns the wallet", however this is misleading at best because it is not possible to be able to promise this information. No amount of invetigatory work will allow you to figure out who owns most crypto addresses.

mocacinno

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Looks interesting, I wanted to try the analysis on one of my post-coinjoin wallets, but (as described above) only telegram users get one free analysis Embarrassed

I'm not going to install telegram for this sole purpose, nor am i going to spend $3 to scan an address that only received coinjoined funds

Good luck tough, LeGaulois's review showed a very nice product!

demchukvm

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Quote from: buwaytress on August 17, 2020, 07:35:31 AM

Thank you, yes, it worked on my second attempt now. Are there any more free offers to test this out (not begging, but if there is, I'd love to look at a couple of transactions)?

I sent you 2 simple checks in pm, but AMLBot's prices are acceptable for everyone Wink

Quote from: buwaytress on August 17, 2020, 07:35:31 AM

Another question, is there a way to use the service to look at a set of txs and auto compare for similar fingreprint/pattern/behaviour as a way of marking them as part of the same cluster?

That's one of the clusterisation approaches. In fact, there are even several clustering methodologies.
Here is a very fresh article about clustering https://arxiv.org/abs/2005.14440

Quote from: buwaytress on August 17, 2020, 07:35:31 AM

Also, what's your false positive rate at the moment?

IMHO, there is no such thing as a false markered address. It's even opposite, AML databases need some time to follow the blockchain in real-time, so there is a slight delay (one-two hours) between "real activity" and risk score rate.
Also, the results of AML checks may change through time, due to constant blockchain activity.

Would be glad to answer more questions)

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Quote from: d.tynnikov on August 17, 2020, 06:10:21 AM

Hello. I am a QA at AMLbot.
Thanks for your message. Email notifications were tested on Friday (08/14/20). I've checked it again today and it worked fine.

Thank you, yes, it worked on my second attempt now. Are there any more free offers to test this out (not begging, but if there is, I'd love to look at a couple of transactions)?

Another question, is there a way to use the service to look at a set of txs and auto compare for similar fingreprint/pattern/behaviour as a way of marking them as part of the same cluster?

Also, what's your false positive rate at the moment?

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Quote from: buwaytress on August 16, 2020, 03:50:37 AM

Went to register to test out myself, but the confirmation email never came:) Guess I've to go Telegram.

Hello. I am a QA at AMLbot.
Thanks for your message. Email notifications were tested on Friday (08/14/20). I've checked it again today and it worked fine.

1. Please check if the email was entered correctly during registration
2. Check if the email was not sent to the Spam folder

If the above mentioned actions did not help, please contact the support chat - https://t.me/amlbot_support_bot

buwaytress

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Pretty neat, to be fair. It's the first retail AML-centric blockchain analysis tool I've personally come across. Not too sure if the results will raise a lot of false positives though, the way people use wallets (as pointed out above, many use exchanges). I personally use a couple of online services who process txs fairly quickly as my non-critical hot wallet. I suspect these will probably look really bad on analysis.

Went to register to test out myself, but the confirmation email never came:) Guess I've to go Telegram.

Quote from: slaman29 on August 14, 2020, 06:01:55 AM

Question though how does the AMLbot differentiate the risk between user relations and exchange/wallet relations? If I use Binance and I request a withdrawal to the transaction AMLbot looks at, how is my risk to casino or others looked at when the funds used are obviously from Binance who mixes it with everybody else?

This is the explanation on their "advanced" offer. In short, meaningless for exchange addresses:

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This type of check analyzes all incoming and outgoing connections with the address and finds among them cluster names (e.g., exchange's names). The results table contains the names of connections (clusters), their own risks and the number of intermediate addresses (distance to these clusters). Please note! The price for one investigation check is equal to 5 standard checks (15 USDT). If the address is on the exchange (in the cluster), then the investigation is meaningless.

slaman29

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Question though how does the AMLbot differentiate the risk between user relations and exchange/wallet relations? If I use Binance and I request a withdrawal to the transaction AMLbot looks at, how is my risk to casino or others looked at when the funds used are obviously from Binance who mixes it with everybody else?

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Your AMLBot is an interesting service that you offer. I have learned some interesting things I knew little about before.

Highly recommended for those interested.

demchukvm

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Quote from: ABCbits on August 06, 2020, 09:39:08 AM

Quote from: LeGaulois on August 06, 2020, 09:30:31 AM

For those interested, here's how the report looks.
--snip--

Thanks for sharing

Quote from: LeGaulois on August 06, 2020, 09:30:31 AM

I have a question be the way: why ATMs are classified as ⚠ !

My guess is ATM don't require KYC verification

Yeah, this is right guess, since that ATMs have money laundering risk.

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Quote from: LeGaulois on August 06, 2020, 09:30:31 AM

For those interested, here's how the report looks.
--snip--

Thanks for sharing

Quote from: LeGaulois on August 06, 2020, 09:30:31 AM

I have a question be the way: why ATMs are classified as ⚠ !

My guess is ATM don't require KYC verification

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For those interested, here's how the report looks.

There are 2 types of verification, 'standard risk check' and 'investigation'. Investigation scans in/out connections to find names

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This type of check analyzes all incoming and outgoing connections with the address and finds among them cluster names (e.g., exchange's names). The results table contains the names of connections (clusters), their own risks and the number of intermediate addresses (distance to these clusters)

It works with BTC/BCH/ETH/LTC/TetherOmni

Here is their classification system

I have a question be the way: why ATMs are classified as ⚠ !

demchukvm

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Quote from: LeGaulois on August 03, 2020, 12:02:23 PM

Checking addresses or hash in bulk could a good option by the way

Thanks for your suggestion. We are currently adding USDT (ERC-20) to AMLBot, then will try to add bulk checking.

Regarding 1 check for free, you should use Telegram https://t.me/cryptoaml_bot for that. At web-form web.amlbot.com there is no demo, but I sent you promo code for free checks. Wink

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