Compliance baked into the protocol.
Not bolted on. Built in. BLINK enforces identity, screening, and jurisdiction rules at the protocol level — before transactions settle.
The difference is where the rules live.
Most chains add compliance through smart contracts or off-chain services. That leaves gaps, delays, and workarounds. BLINK bakes compliance into the protocol itself.
Every transaction is checked against identity, screening, and jurisdiction rules before it is included in a block. Validators enforce these rules as part of consensus — not as an optional layer on top.
- × Rules enforced after settlement
- × Gaps between contracts and oracles
- × Easy to bypass or misconfigure
- Rules checked before block inclusion
- Enforced by validators as part of consensus
- Immutable audit trail from day one
Six compliance primitives.
The building blocks that make every BLINK chain regulator-ready by default.
Identity Attestation
On-chain identity verification at the protocol level. Every address is linked to a verified identity without exposing raw data.
Transaction Screening
Real-time screening of every transaction against sanctions lists, risk models, and jurisdiction rules.
Jurisdiction Tagging
Every address and every transaction is tagged with its jurisdiction, enabling automatic rule enforcement.
Audit Trails
Immutable, queryable compliance logs. Regulators and auditors get a complete, tamper-proof history.
Reporting APIs
Built-in endpoints for regulator reporting. Pull transaction history, risk flags, and issuer status on demand.
Rule Engine
Configurable compliance rules per chain. Update rules through governance while preserving auditability.
Every transaction. Every check.
A transaction flows through identity, screening, and jurisdiction checks before it ever reaches the chain.