- What is KYT (Know Your Transaction)?
- KYT is the screening of crypto transactions and addresses against known risk sources — sanctions, darknet markets, mixers, scams — before you accept or send funds.
- Which blockchains are supported?
- 11 networks: Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Tron, Solana, XRP, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash, Dogecoin, Zcash and Dash, including USDT and USDC on Ethereum, Tron and BNB Smart Chain.
- How fast is a check?
- A typical check completes in seconds: you send an address or a transaction hash and receive a structured risk score in the API response.
- Can I try the service before signing an agreement?
- Yes. Sign up and confirm your email to get one free check; the API is available on every plan except the starter package, and the full API documentation opens in your dashboard once you issue a key. Test units for debugging the integration are available on request from our sales team. The agreement and special pricing start from the KYB procedure.
- How is pricing calculated?
- You pay per check in units. Individual plans cover most volumes; above 500K units — about 5,000 API risk-score responses — a special price applies.
- How long does the integration take?
- A basic integration is one signed POST request and takes a developer an hour or two. Webhooks add an endpoint on your side and usually fit in a day. Test units for debugging are available from sales.
- What should we do with a high-risk result?
- The API returns a risk score and the categories behind it; the decision stays with your compliance policy. A common setup: auto-approve low scores, send medium ones to manual review, hold high ones and request source-of-funds documents. Sanctions exposure is always flagged and cannot be excluded from the model.
- Do you store our customers' data?
- We receive only wallet addresses and transaction hashes. Risk scores describe addresses and transactions, not people. Screening results stay in your account for reports and audit; data is hosted in the EU/EEA and kept only as long as needed for the service and legal record-keeping, then deleted or anonymised. Details: Privacy Policy.
- What happens if a provider is down?
- The check ends with an error and the units are refunded automatically; nothing is charged for a failed check. You can resubmit the address to another provider immediately. We work with providers directly and incidents are usually resolved within 10 minutes.
- Is KYTme crypto compliance software or a KYT API?
- Both. The dashboard is a crypto transaction monitoring tool for compliance teams: checks, address monitoring and reports without code. The same checks are available through the crypto transaction monitoring API for exchanges, P2P platforms and payment companies. One account, one unit balance, same providers.