Elliptic Today Launches the World’s First Stellar Transaction Monitoring System
The Stellar Development Foundation announced the signing of an exclusive partnership with Elliptic, the leading provider of crypto-asset risk management solutions for crypto businesses and financial institutions. Launched , Elliptic’s world-first XLM transaction and wallet screening capabilities will bring further confidence and safety to the Stellar network.
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“Elliptic sets the global standard in preventing, detecting and actively pursuing criminal activity in this emerging industry,” said Denelle Dixon, CEO and Executive Director of the Stellar Development Foundation. “Combining their services with the built-in compliance functionality of the Stellar network, we are empowering crypto businesses and financial institutions with stronger tools to manage risk and operate with transparency and accountability.”
Elliptic’s monitoring, compliance, and analysis software now incorporates support for XLM, the native asset of Stellar. These software tools enable financial institutions, businesses, and regulators to identify a full range of illicit activities, from small scale fraud schemes to money laundering, sanctions evasion, and terrorist financing. This work will also enable the rapid addition to Elliptic’s platform of other Stellar-based assets such as stablecoins – supporting the wider ecosystem.
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“This partnership will help businesses fulfil their compliance needs when building on top of this powerful network” said Simone Maini, CEO of Elliptic. “As regulations mature, it will become increasingly important for crypto-asset issuers and platform developers to enable their users to stay compliant if adoption is to grow. The Stellar Development Foundation has been ahead of the curve in working with Elliptic on this.”
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