Arweave (AR)
Blockchain intelligence for Arweave
Screen Arweave addresses for ownership risk with TRM — wallet screening for sanctioned and attributed high-risk addresses through the TRM Wallet Screening API.
Understanding Arweave
What to know about Arweave
Arweave is a Layer 1 for permanent, pay-once data storage, structured as a blockweave rather than a linear chain. The native token AR pays for uploads, and an endowment funds long-term replication.
| Type | Layer 1 |
| model | Account-based |
| Ecosystem | Arweave (independent) |
| Address | base64url (43 chars) |
| Token standards | Native (AR) |
| Smart contracts | No at L1 (off-chain via SmartWeave / AO) |
- Wallet addresses, transaction IDs, and data-item IDs all share the same 43-char base64url shape, so an ID string alone doesn't reveal what it points to.
- Bundled transactions (ANS-104) pack many independent data items under one on-chain transaction, so a single L1 transaction can represent thousands of uploads.
What you can do
Arweave wallet screening coverage
Screen Arweave wallets for ownership risk
Score Arweave addresses against sanctioned and attributed high-risk actors at onboarding and transaction time.
Attribute known addresses
Where a Arweave address is directly attributed, resolve the actor behind it.
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FAQs
Common questions about Arweave coverage
Does TRM support Arweave?
Yes. TRM supports Arweave for wallet screening — screen Arweave addresses for ownership risk, such as sanctions and attributed illicit actors, through the TRM Wallet Screening API.
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