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Detect TON (TON) Mixer and Tumbler Exposure

Detect direct and indirect TON mixer exposure in real time. The free check screens the address against OFAC sanctions data and shows how recently it moved. It does not include third-party blacklists. A deeper paid check exists for TON; the free one does not include it. Wallet history beyond the recent window needs a separate look in the public record.

T TON · TON · Free AML screening

In TON's actor model, one wallet contract sends messages to many others, and many wallets message one. That is the shape of fan-in and fan-out here. The address format says nothing about it.

Counting senders and receivers

Count the distinct addresses that feed a single account, then count those it pays onward. Short gaps between the inbound and outbound messages matter most. Account IDs matter for sharding, since they route messages between shards, so read the order of events from the public record.

Phrasing the pattern

Describe pooling followed by redistribution and attach the hops you resolved. Leave out the word mixer unless your evidence names a service.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Neither the EQ prefix nor the UQ prefix says anything about intent. You judge the pattern from the number of inbound senders, the number of outbound receivers and the timing between them.