Blockaid Launches Risk Exposure for Onchain Compliance Monitoring

May 14, 2026
Blockaid has launched Risk Exposure, a compliance infrastructure suite that enables institutions to monitor and enforce risk policies across blockchain systems in real time.

In a press release, blockchain security company Blockaid announced the launch of Risk Exposure, a new compliance infrastructure designed to help institutions monitor and enforce risk policies across onchain systems in real time. The platform expands Blockaid’s existing security capabilities to address institutional compliance needs across decentralized finance and digital asset markets.

Risk Exposure includes three main tools: a Risk Screening API, a Cosigner Policy Engine, and DeFi Toxicity Monitors. These components allow exchanges, custodians, asset managers, and other financial institutions to identify and prevent illicit exposure before it spreads through blockchain systems.

Blockaid’s infrastructure currently protects more than 500 billion dollars in digital assets and screens over 500 million blockchain transactions each month. It provides compliance verdicts in under 300 milliseconds with an accuracy rate above 99.99 percent. The company’s technology is already used by platforms such as Coinbase, MetaMask, Uniswap, Fireblocks, Polymarket, and OKX.

According to the announcement, Risk Exposure is available immediately for exchanges, custodians, DeFi protocols, bridges, asset managers, market makers, payment companies, and financial institutions operating onchain.

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