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Elliptic Launches Wallet Risk Tool for Banks Holding Stablecoin Reserves

Elliptic Launches Issuer Due Diligence Tool to Enhance Stablecoin Wallet Risk Assessment and Compliance for Financial Institutions

  • Financial institutions now have access to a new tool to assess the risk of wallets controlled by stablecoin issuers before holding their reserve assets.
  • Elliptic introduced Issuer Due Diligence, a solution designed to provide visibility into issuer wallet activity and risks.
  • The tool helps meet compliance, monitor illicit activity, and manage counterparty risk with detailed wallet-level data and custom analyses.
  • This launch coincides with growing regulatory clarity demanding more transparency and due diligence around stablecoin reserves.
  • Issuer Due Diligence is part of Elliptic’s Stablecoin Risk Management Suite, aimed at helping institutions safely engage with stablecoin issuers.

Financial institutions now have a new resource to evaluate the risks associated with wallets controlled by stablecoin issuers. On an ongoing basis, entities such as banks, custodians, and asset managers can use this tool before and during their engagement to hold reserve assets like fiat currency, short-term bonds, or money market funds.

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The solution, called Issuer Due Diligence, was introduced by Elliptic. It offers detailed visibility into wallet behavior, including historical transactions, counterparty exposure, and risk scores. This helps institutions meet their compliance duties and avoid unknowingly supporting money laundering or sanctioned entities.

Elliptic worked alongside global financial institutions to design this tool, which includes dashboards that streamline issuer onboarding and ongoing monitoring. Key features include custom wallet cluster analysis, tracking value flows across addresses, transaction-level details, and multi-blockchain exposure insights. Monthly activity breakdowns also reveal behavioral patterns over time.

Regulators worldwide are establishing clearer rules around stablecoin reserve transparency and anti-money laundering (AML) requirements. Institutions are expected to conduct thorough due diligence on issuers they support to avoid facilitating illicit finance. Until now, there was no specialized way to gain granular insight into issuer wallets.

Issuer Due Diligence addresses this gap, enabling institutions to manage risks confidently and engage securely with stablecoin issuers. It is part of Elliptic’s broader Stablecoin Risk Management Suite, which will expand to cover more aspects of stablecoin oversight.

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For more details, visit Elliptic’s website to learn about how Issuer Due Diligence supports financial institutions in building safer relationships within the stablecoin ecosystem.

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