Test Crypto Monitoring via payment method check

Use mock wallet addresses to test crypto payment method screening before going live.

Use mock crypto wallet addresses to test Payment Method Check results in Sandbox. To trigger a specific result, enter one of the mock wallet addresses when adding a crypto payment method.

For crypto payment methods, Sumsub screens the wallet address of the payment source through the connected blockchain analytics provider. This flow does not include transaction-level analytics.

Supported providers:

Test crypto wallet screening

To start testing:

  1. Switch to Sandbox.
  2. Create a verification level that requires payment method verification.
  3. Enter one of the mock wallet addresses from the relevant table below as the crypto wallet address in the payment method.
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Note

If you enter an address that is not listed in the table, Sumsub returns the Medium risk level by default.

  1. Check the mocked wallet screening result for the payment source as described here.
Wallet addressRisk level
tb1qtestlowwallet0000000000000000000000Low
tb1qtestmediumwallet00000000000000000000Medium (default)
tb1qtesthighwallet000000000000000000000High
tb1qtestnosignalwallet00000000000000000No signal

Merkle Science

Merkle Science mocks return values in the real Merkle Science format, so you can test rules that check risk levels and tags in Sandbox.

Wallet addressRisk levelTag typeTag subtype
tb1qtestlowwallet0000000000000000000000InfoExchangeMandatory KYC and AML
tb1qtestmediumwallet00000000000000000000MediumGamblingCrypto only
tb1qtesthighwallet000000000000000000000HighCoin MixerDecentralized
tb1qtestcriticalwallet000000000000000000CriticalSanctionsOFAC SDN
tb1qtestnosignalwallet00000000000000000No Risk Detected——

Any address not in this table returns Medium with the Gambling / Crypto only tag.

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Note

  • The tb1qtesthighwallet000000000000000000000 address also fills exposure.*.coin_mixer, so you can test rules that check mixer exposure.
  • Values are case-sensitive. Use them in your rules exactly as shown, for example, Coin Mixer, not coin mixer. For details, see Expression attributes.

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