USDT in blacklisted wallets
USDT currently held by addresses listed by Tether.
Enter a wallet address to check the public blacklist status and the supported-chain results provided by BlockSec.
Beyond blacklist status, the checker also scans token approvals granted by this address to contracts.
Your public wallet address is sent to BlockSec for this check. Results are informational, not a legal conclusion. BlockSec source ↗
Public-chain tracker
Public Ethereum and Tron events are displayed as verified tracker data. EVM network support below validates the address and structures a review request; it does not replace an on-chain legal determination.
USDT currently held by addresses listed by Tether.
Deduplicated Ethereum and Tron addresses currently on the list.
Addresses added to the blacklist in the last 24 hours.
Ethereum and Tron tracker data, plus EVM-compatible intake for six leading networks.
The recovery route
The recovery route
If USDT in your wallet is no longer transferable because of a risk-control or blacklist event, the first task is to establish the facts: the on-chain record, transaction background, and documents that are still missing. Discussions with an issuer’s compliance team can take time, so preparation matters from the start.
We help organize evidence, conduct KYT review, and prepare documented representation for stablecoin issuers. Each matter is assessed against the applicable jurisdiction and compliance requirements; scope, fees, and next steps are confirmed in writing before work begins.
Read the review process ↗Local evidence cache
Displayed event times are simulated from event IDs, not actual on-chain timestamps.
Make the first move with evidence