WalletAddressScreeningBlockedEventPayload
Payload of the wallet.addressScreening.blocked webhook event: a screening
verdict blocked by the environment's own policy rather than by the sanctions
floor.
Fires once per user-facing boundary decision, not per provider response,
including decisions served from the screening cache. A floor block emits
wallet.sanctions.blocked instead.
chain is deliberately not required: the column is nullable, so a screen
performed without one emits a payload without it.
Lowercase, normalized address that was blocked.
trm-wallet-screening, chainalysis-address-screening, dynamic-sanctions-screening Forensic key into the screening audit record.
Vendor-returned categories that triggered the block. May be empty when the decision was served from the screening cache (cached rows do not retain vendor categories).
User-flow surface that triggered the screening which produced
this BLOCKED decision. signIn: user login/session verification.
walletConnect: external wallet connect. checkoutDestination:
a destination address in the checkout flow (checkout
create/update or checkout transaction create).
checkoutSource: the from-address funding a checkout
transaction. flowDestination: flow create destination address.
flowSource: the from-address funding a flow. api: direct
wallet-sanctions API query. backgroundPrefetch: background
cache-warming check (see trigger semantics above).
transactionSigning: a decoded transaction destination screened
before the MPC signing ceremony for an embedded wallet
(hard-enforced server-side). transactionScreenApi: a decoded
transaction destination screened for a connected/external wallet
via the public screen API (best-effort, client-side).
This enum will grow as new screening surfaces are added;
consumers should handle unrecognized values gracefully.
signIn, walletConnect, checkoutDestination, checkoutSource, flowDestination, flowSource, api, backgroundPrefetch, transactionSigning, transactionScreenApi Who owns the key used for the check. customerProvided if the
check ran against a customer-supplied BYOK key; dynamic if it
ran against a Dynamic-managed key.
dynamic, customerProvided ISO 8601 timestamp of when the screening decision landed.
What the policy decided.
blocked Why a screening policy reached its verdict: which layer matched, and what it matched on in the vendor's own vocabulary.
Only provider and matched are always present. The rest depend on the
vendor and on which leaf actually fired — a floor match on a Chainalysis
cluster carries a category and no riskType.
Chain identifier (e.g. 'ethereum', 'bitcoin', 'solana'). Canonical value recorded on the screening audit record.
"ethereum"
The transaction the screen was performed for. Every property is optional and the whole object is omitted when nothing is known, which is the case on sign-in, connect, prefetch and the signing path.