Crypto address labels API

Know who owns
any wallet.

ChainLabel is the crypto address labels API — entity names, wallet roles and risk tags across every major chain, in a single call. Enterprise-grade coverage, without the enterprise price tag.

free plan · 10 labels/mo · no card required

POST /v1/labels
curl -X POST https://api.chainlabel.io/v1/labels \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer cl_live_..." \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "addresses": ["0x28C6c06298d514Db089934071355E5743bf21d60"],
    "chain": "ethereum"
  }'
2B+
Labeled addresses
1M+
Entities covered
16
Blockchains
Daily
Label refresh

Over 2 billion address labels

Exchanges, funds, mixers, sanctioned wallets and more — the entities and risk tags investigators and compliance teams actually search for.

Centralized ExchangeHot WalletCold WalletDeposit AddressMixerSanctionedOFAC SDNBridgeDEXSmart MoneyWhaleMarket MakerCentralized ExchangeHot WalletCold WalletDeposit AddressMixerSanctionedOFAC SDNBridgeDEXSmart MoneyWhaleMarket Maker
ScamPhishingRansomwareHackerMining PoolPayment ProcessorInfrastructureFundMEV BotContractRug PullHigh TransactingScamPhishingRansomwareHackerMining PoolPayment ProcessorInfrastructureFundMEV BotContractRug PullHigh Transacting
Entities

Thousands of entities, named

Exchanges, funds, market makers, protocols and threat actors — resolved from raw addresses to names your team already recognizes.

BinanceCoinbaseKrakenOKXBybitUpbitBitfinexKuCoinTetherCircleWintermuteJump TradingCumberlandGalaxy DigitalUniswapAaveLidoCurveGrayscaleMicroStrategyTornado CashLazarus GroupJustin Suna16zParadigm+ thousands more
Problem

Labeling addresses yourself is a research project

In-house means scraping explorer label clouds, reconciling vendor lists, and re-checking sanction feeds on every chain. ChainLabel runs that pipeline and serves it from one endpoint.

Scattered sources

Explorer tags, vendor CSVs and sanction feeds — every source in a different format, every chain a separate silo.

Goes stale fast

New designations and rotated wallets mean yesterday's export is already wrong — and a stale label is a compliance miss.

Doesn't scale

Manual, one-address-at-a-time lookups collapse the moment you have thousands of addresses to attribute.

What you get

Everything you need to label addresses

One product, one endpoint. The data that powers compliance screening, fund tracing and on-chain analytics — served the way developers actually want it.

Entity & owner labels

Resolve an address to the entity behind it — Binance, Coinbase, OKX, Deribit, and thousands more — plus the specific wallet role.

Risk & sanction tags

Centralized Exchange, Hot/Cold Wallet, Mixer, Bridge, OFAC/UK sanctioned, high-transacting — the signals compliance teams screen for.

Multi-chain, one call

Ethereum, BSC, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, Bitcoin, Tron, Solana and more. One row per network, or filter to a single chain.

Refreshed every day

Every label is re-checked through our pipelines daily, so attribution stays current — you are never acting on a stale, year-old export.

One endpoint, real docs

A single POST endpoint with a Bearer key. Predictable schema, structured errors, and copy-paste examples in curl, JS and Python.

Bulk exports on tap

Need millions of labels? Send us a file, get a labeled file back. Negotiated bulk pricing for large one-off jobs.

Use cases

Address entity & risk labels

Who owns this address?

Resolve the entity, wallet role and network name behind any address — the label users recognize.

entity label
{
  "network": "ETHEREUM",
  "title": "Binance: Hot Wallet",
  "entity_name": "Binance",
  "label_name": "Hot Wallet",
  "is_contract": false
}

Is it risky or notable?

Every label ships with the tags analysts screen on — exchange, mixer, bridge, sanctioned, and more.

risk tags
{
  "network": "ETHEREUM",
  "entity_name": "Tornado Cash",
  "chain_tags":
    "Mixer; Sanctioned; OFAC SDN",
  "is_contract": true
}
How it works

From zero to labeled in three steps

01

Grab an API key

Sign up free and create a key from your dashboard in seconds. No card required.

02

POST your addresses

Send a batch of addresses (up to 20 per call by plan, optionally scoped to a chain) to /v1/labels with your Bearer key.

03

Get clean labels

Receive entity names, wallet roles and risk tags as structured JSON, ready to store or display.

Coverage

Labels across every major chain

Query all networks at once, or scope a request to a single chain with the chain parameter.

Ethereum
Polygon
BNB Chain
Optimism
Avalanche
Arbitrum
Base
Bitcoin
Tron
Flare
Solana
Dogecoin
Zcash
HyperEVM
HyperCore
RORobinhood Chain
Label types

Every label, organized

Each address comes back tagged across four dimensions — so you can filter, screen and attribute without guessing what a label means.

Entities & owners

Who controls the address.

ExchangeFundMarket MakerProtocol / DAppInstitutionToken Issuer

Wallet roles

What the wallet is used for.

Hot WalletCold WalletDeposit AddressTreasuryContractEOA

Risk & compliance

Signals screening teams flag.

MixerSanctionedOFAC SDNScamPhishingRansomwareHackerRug Pull

Infrastructure & activity

How value moves through it.

BridgeDEXMining PoolPayment ProcessorMEV BotHigh Transacting
Who it's for

Built for teams that need to know who's who on-chain

Compliance & AML

↗

Screen counterparties against sanctioned, mixer and high-risk tags before you transact. Wire labels straight into your KYT pipeline.

Investigation & fund tracing

↗

Put names to the addresses in a trace. Instantly see which hops are exchanges, bridges or known bad actors.

On-chain analytics

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Enrich dashboards and datasets with entity names and roles, so a wall of hex becomes Binance, Coinbase and Wintermute.

Fraud & forensics

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Flag interactions with scam, phishing and ransomware wallets across chains — in bulk, from a single API call.

Compliance & AML screening
Crypto investigation & fund tracing
On-chain analytics & research
Fraud & forensic teams
Exchanges, VASPs & fintechs
Wallets & block explorers

Start labeling in minutes

Free plan includes 10 labels a month, no card required. Upgrade only when you're ready to scale.