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Due diligence dashboards for governments and regulators

Monitor the crypto entities, issuers and markets you oversee from a single dashboard, with risk and exposure at a glance.

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Oversight at a glance

Regulators and government agencies need to keep watch over many crypto businesses and markets at once, and spot where risk is concentrating without running a manual review for each one, sometimes even without the entity under review knowing they've been flagged.

Elliptic's due diligence dashboards bring entity risk, issuer exposure and cross-asset activity trends into one view, so your team can review anonymously where needed and prioritise oversight where it matters.

Why regulators use Elliptic due diligence dashboards

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A market-wide view

See risk across the entities and markets you oversee in one place.

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Review without disclosure

Assess an issuer or counterparty address anonymously, so the subject is never alerted they're under review.

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Evidence-based decisions

Ground supervisory decisions in on-chain evidence, not assumptions.

Coverage for market oversight

65+

blockchains and 250+ bridges covered

1B+

crypto addresses labeled

99%

of digital asset trading volume covered

1000s

of entities profiled

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Built for how oversight works

  • Issuer due diligence: Anonymized, address-level exposure analysis over time, for issuer wallets and counterparties, without disclosure.
  • Asset due diligence: Monthly, aggregated risk and activity comparison across every asset and blockchain you monitor.
  • Market and activity trends: See how activity and risk shift across markets over time.
  • Exportable evidence: Produce evidence to support supervisory decisions.
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FAQs

What do the dashboards show?

Entity risk, exposure and activity trends across the crypto businesses and markets you oversee.

How broad is coverage?

Across 65+ blockchains and 250+ bridges, covering the majority of trading volume.

Can we evidence supervisory decisions?

Yes. The underlying data and exposure can be exported to support decisions.