Address Directory

Total Addresses: 22,404 · Updated October 25, 2026

This is the full BlacklistChain register of flagged cryptocurrency wallets: addresses on the US Treasury OFAC sanctions list, wallets tied to scams, phishing kits, wallet drainers, ransomware and exchange hacks, and addresses reported by victims and reviewed by our team. Every listing links to its own page with the category, risk score and the source it came from.

Browse blacklisted cryptocurrency addresses by blockchain network. Click on a chain to view all flagged addresses. To check a single wallet before you pay it, use the address search.

Listings by category

CategoryAddresses
Scam16,199
Fraud4,282
Sanctioned1,274
Terrorist financing593
Other33
Theft21
Ransomware2

Largest sources

SourceAddresses
Ransomwhere (ransomwhe.re)11,155
Etherscan/Kaggle Fraud Dataset4,256
ScamBreaker Dataset (GitHub)2,456
EtherScamDB (GitHub)1,402
OpenSanctions817
MyEtherWallet650
US Treasury OFAC583
OFAC SDN List464

How each source is collected and verified: data sources and methodology.

Recently added

AddressCategoryListed
bc1q5jqgm7njwpekaad7q2qttzhkxzjph5un2r7yl7
Ransomware: REvil/Sodinokibi
Ransomware 2026-10-25
0xb5e7b51f8a39c6e3d7854bde61d9bb5b0e4c1a65
Phishing: MEW Clone Scam
Scam 2026-10-25
0x304a554a310c7e546dfe434669c62820b7d83490
The DAO Attacker
Theft 2026-10-25
bc1qm34lsc65zpw79lxes69zkqmk6ee3ewf0j77s3h
Ransomware: DarkSide
Ransomware 2026-10-25
bc1qzlfc3drnfk6dse7y7j5zfn3tv4snkflqueqwkc
OFAC Sanctioned: Sinbad.io
Sanctioned 2026-10-25
3c61d17a6a55c7434afa3cb43e4dcef2819f38cff2484a6c1e2fffaf089548e2db3328145343 Sanctioned 2026-10-19
TShJFc7vvQMeLqd9DpdAr3GgKJX1Dzrg9C Terrorist financing 2026-10-19
TWd1UQYbgtNaW9PxDAE3rrRVgWG1XRAcaK Terrorist financing 2026-10-19
TTxuaC7zJ5QbBhnUL2KEkQbFc5UEipE1fd Terrorist financing 2026-10-19
TVYKpp8t92Vjq1ZRbTMSTm1hriAxXvNkaQ Terrorist financing 2026-10-19

Frequently asked questions

What is a blacklisted crypto address?
A wallet address that a government sanctions list, a law-enforcement notice or a fraud-intelligence source has tied to scams, theft, ransomware, sanctions evasion or other abuse. Sending funds to one can mean losing them or breaching sanctions law.
Where do these listings come from?
Every listing cites its source: the US Treasury OFAC SDN list, public fraud databases such as Etherscan and MyEtherWallet dark lists, phishing blocklists, and reports reviewed by the BlacklistChain team. See the sources page for the full list.
How do I check one specific address?
Paste it into the BlacklistChain search. It checks every chain at once and shows the category, risk score and source of any listing.
What if my address is listed by mistake?
Use the contact page to request a review. Include the address, the chain and any evidence; listings from official sanctions lists can only be removed by the issuing authority.

Found a scam wallet that isn't listed? Report it. Learn the common schemes in the crypto scam protection guide.