Lisk (LISK)
Blockchain intelligence for Lisk
Screen Lisk addresses for ownership risk with TRM — wallet screening for sanctioned and attributed high-risk addresses through the TRM Wallet Screening API.
Understanding Lisk
What to know about Lisk
Lisk is an Ethereum layer-2 rollup built on Optimism's OP Stack and part of the Superchain. It originally launched in 2016 as an independent JavaScript layer-1 and migrated to the L2 in 2024.
| Type | Layer 2 |
| model | Account-based |
| Ecosystem | EVM (OP Stack) |
| Address | 0x… (40-hex) |
| Token standards | ERC-20 (gas in ETH) |
| Smart contracts | Yes (EVM) |
- Current Lisk is EVM-equivalent with standard 0x addresses; the legacy lsk-prefixed L1 was a separate chain, so don't conflate old L1 activity with the L2.
- As an OP Stack rollup it settles to Ethereum, so value mainly enters and leaves through the canonical bridge; follow the bridge contracts for cross-layer tracing.
What you can do
Lisk wallet screening coverage
Screen Lisk wallets for ownership risk
Score Lisk addresses against sanctioned and attributed high-risk actors at onboarding and transaction time.
Attribute known addresses
Where a Lisk address is directly attributed, resolve the actor behind it.
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FAQs
Common questions about Lisk coverage
Does TRM support Lisk?
Yes. TRM supports Lisk for wallet screening — screen Lisk addresses for ownership risk, such as sanctions and attributed illicit actors, through the TRM Wallet Screening API.
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