56 addresses added to sanctions lists this update

OFAC, the UK and the EU added 56 new crypto addresses, mostly on Solana, bringing the combined list WalletDNA screens to 1,054.

Between the previous run and today, 56 cryptocurrency addresses newly appeared on the sanctions lists WalletDNA screens against. Of these, OFAC added 53, the UK added 2, and the EU added 1. By chain, 29 are identified as Solana addresses and 27 could not be attributed to a specific chain from their format alone.

The numbers

• New additions this run: 56
• By chain: SOL 29, Unknown 27
• By authority: OFAC 53, UK 2, EU 1
• Combined list total after this update: 1,054

For anyone doing screening or diligence, a jump like this means yesterday's clean wallet check can be stale today. An address that returned no hits last week can be sitting on OFAC's list this week, and the gap between a transaction and a screening run is exactly where exposure gets missed.

What to do with this

• Re-screen any wallet or counterparty you cleared in prior weeks against the current combined list, not a cached one.
• Treat 'Unknown' chain attributions as a flag for manual review rather than a dead end.
• Log which authority (OFAC, UK OFSI, EU) flagged each address, since obligations and reporting routes differ by jurisdiction.
• Rerun screening on a schedule tied to list update frequency, not on an ad hoc basis.

Chain attribution here is inferred from address format, not stated by the issuing authority. Treat any 'Unknown' or ambiguous chain label as a prompt for closer manual checking, not a confirmed classification.

WalletDNA's screening tool checks addresses against the combined OFAC, UK OFSI and EU sanctions lists, including this batch of 56 new entries, so readers can run their own checks rather than rely on a stale list.