Flowra — an infrastructure platform for validators and order flow management on the Solana network, has partnered with the compliance infrastructure provider Honeypot. The companies are integrating sanctions risk checks and other threat assessments directly into the block formation process.
The integration will combine Honeypot's compliance data with Flowra's Programmable Block Policy (PBP) system. It will enable institutional validators to independently set rules that determine which transactions and bundles of transactions can be included in blocks.
The system will check cryptocurrency wallet addresses associated with sanctioned organizations and also account for network signals, including the use of VPNs, proxy services, and Tor exit nodes. According to the companies' estimates, such tools can identify between 31% and 61% of traffic using network origin obfuscation tools.
Each validator will be able to independently define its compliance policy and make decisions on which transactions to include in blocks. In the first stage, the partners will focus on sanctions risk and cryptocurrency wallet checks, as well as ensuring auditability for regulated financial organizations.
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