Explore BIG
Independent analytics provider.
Analytics & intelligence
Explore transaction data, investigate activity and connect risk-monitoring workflows to XDC.
Blockchain explorers and analytics services make on-chain activity accessible to developers, institutions and investigators. They support transaction tracing, address research, contract inspection and operational monitoring.
Analytics can support an organization’s compliance processes. The use of a blockchain or an analytics tool does not by itself establish compliance with a particular law or regulation.
BIG provides cryptocurrency investigation and transaction-analysis services. Its published announcement identifies support for XDC within its investigation platform.
Independent analytics provider.
Details of the provider’s XDC integration.
Elliptic offers transaction monitoring, wallet screening, forensic investigation and risk-assessment tools. Confirm the required XDC asset and service coverage directly with the provider.
Identify activity that requires further investigation.
Review address risk indicators and exposure.
Trace transaction relationships and fund movement.
Provider services and supported capabilities.
Public explorers provide direct access to blockchain records and network information.
Inspect transaction status, addresses and transfers.
Review deployed contracts and their interactions.
Review gas, blocks, confirmations and validator activity.
An explorer exposes public chain records. An intelligence platform can add attribution, screening, investigation workflows and risk analysis.
No. Compliance depends on the organization, activity, jurisdiction, controls and applicable requirements. Tools support that work.
The analytics providers are independent organizations. Their products, access requirements and commercial terms are their own.
Network integration, smart contracts and node operations.
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