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KYT Sanctions

Know Your Transaction. In 100 milliseconds.

Real-time transaction screening: sanctions, PEP, adverse media, and wallet-risk attribution — returned in under 100ms with a versioned decision token.

<100ms
Screening Latency
180
Jurisdictions
30+
Blockchain Networks
100%
Decision Traceability

Every transfer, Every signal scored

Sub-100ms risk scoring, p99 in production

Every inbound and outbound transfer is scored in under 100ms — fusing sender identity, beneficiary reputation, amount, corridor, and behavioural signals per FinCEN 31 CFR 1010.410(f) record-keeping requirements.

  • 100ms median latency; p99 under 250ms measured in production
  • Sender and beneficiary screened against Dow Jones, World-Check, OFAC, and UN lists
  • Peer-group normalised amount and velocity checks against FFIEC BSA/AML thresholds
  • Corridor-specific policy overlays for 180 jurisdictions
WIDTH KYT real-time risk scoring

On-chain and off-chain risk, one score

WIDTH fuses Chainalysis, Elliptic, and TRM Labs wallet scores with core-banking KYC and fiat behaviour — one risk view, one audit trail satisfying FATF Rec 16 virtual-asset guidance.

  • Wallet address classified as mixer, sanctioned, darknet, or scam
  • 30+ blockchain networks supported (EVM and non-EVM)
  • Off-chain customer identity linked to on-chain address activity
  • Unified risk score across fiat and crypto rails, single decision record
WIDTH on-chain and off-chain risk graph

12 typologies, tuned per jurisdiction

WIDTH detects structuring, layering, mule-network patterns, and APP scams against peer-group baselines — not static thresholds — aligned to FFIEC BSA/AML Manual typology guidance and Wolfsberg AML Principles §6.

  • 12 built-in typologies, each tunable per jurisdiction and customer segment
  • Network-graph propagation surfaces mule rings across 2nd and 3rd-degree counterparties
  • Beneficiary reputation scoring reduces APP and scam exposure at payment initiation
  • Models retrain from analyst dispositions — false-positive rate drops over time
WIDTH typology detection

Policy changes ship in hours, not sprints

Your compliance team authors rules in a visual builder; the engine executes them at <100ms. Every version is immutable and cited in the audit trail — meeting EU AI Act Art. 13 transparency requirements for high-risk systems.

  • Visual rule builder — no engineering ticket required to change thresholds
  • Per-jurisdiction overlays: OFAC, UN, EU consolidated lists; MAS PSN02 thresholds
  • Shadow mode tests new rules on live traffic before production enforcement
  • Full version history with one-click rollback; every change attributed to the author
WIDTH no-code policy engine canvas
FAQ

Common questions about Know Your Transaction

What is the latency of a single WIDTH KYT screening call?
Median latency is under 100ms for the sanctions + PEP + adverse-media bundle at p50, and under 250ms at p99 against the global watchlist set. Async and batch endpoints are available for bulk re-screening.
Does KYT cover both fiat and crypto transactions?
Yes. The same KYT decision token format covers fiat payments (SWIFT, SEPA, FedWire, FPS) and crypto (UTXO, EVM, Tron, Solana). For crypto, KYT integrates wallet-attribution intelligence from Chainalysis, Elliptic and TRM Labs into the unified risk score.
How is on-chain and off-chain risk combined into one decision?
WIDTH fuses wallet-attribution risk (mixer, sanctioned, darknet, scam) with KYC identity and fiat behavioural signals into a single decision token. Customers see one score, one audit envelope — across both rails.
Sync, async, or stream — which mode should we use?
Sync is the default for payment authorisations (block-and-decide). Async is recommended for higher-throughput rails where the orchestrator can hold the transaction in a queue. Stream (Kafka / webhook) is used for post-settlement monitoring where decisions feed the case queue.
Can we customise the screening policy per channel or BU?
Yes. Policies are versioned and scoped per channel, business unit, or product. Each version is signed and stored in the audit envelope so a regulator can reproduce any past decision under the policy in force at the time.
What watchlists are included by default?
OFAC SDN + non-SDN, UN consolidated, EU consolidated, UK OFSI, HKMA, MAS, AUSTRAC, plus 100+ national sanctions / PEP / adverse-media sources. Custom internal watchlists and corporate blocklists are supported via API upload.

100ms decisions, Every transfer traced

30-minute call. We run WIDTH KYT on a live transaction workload — sub-100ms screening, Chainalysis on-chain scores, and your FIU export — end to end.