Ontology (ONT)
Blockchain intelligence for Ontology
Screen Ontology addresses for ownership risk with TRM — wallet screening for sanctioned and attributed high-risk addresses through the TRM Wallet Screening API.
Understanding Ontology
What to know about Ontology
Ontology is a Layer 1 focused on decentralized identity and data that shares NeoVM and its founders with NEO. It runs a dual-token model, ONT for staking and governance and ONG for gas, and supports NeoVM, WASM, and EVM contracts.
| Type | Layer 1 |
| model | Account-based |
| Ecosystem | NEO-related, multi-VM (incl. EVM) |
| Address | A… (base58check) native; 0x… on EVM |
| Token standards | OEP-4 native; ORC-20 on EVM |
| Smart contracts | Yes (EVM + NeoVM/WASM) |
- Funds can move between the native ledger (A… addresses) and the EVM side (0x…) via the official bridge, so following them may mean pivoting across both formats.
- Holding ONT passively accrues ONG (gas); native OEP-4 tokens map to ORC-20 when bridged to EVM.
What you can do
Ontology wallet screening coverage
Screen Ontology wallets for ownership risk
Score Ontology addresses against sanctioned and attributed high-risk actors at onboarding and transaction time.
Attribute known addresses
Where a Ontology address is directly attributed, resolve the actor behind it.
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FAQs
Common questions about Ontology coverage
Does TRM support Ontology?
Yes. TRM supports Ontology for wallet screening — screen Ontology addresses for ownership risk, such as sanctions and attributed illicit actors, through the TRM Wallet Screening API.
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