Steem (STEEM)
Blockchain intelligence for Steem
Screen Steem addresses for ownership risk with TRM — wallet screening for sanctioned and attributed high-risk addresses through the TRM Wallet Screening API.
Understanding Steem
What to know about Steem
Steem is a delegated proof-of-stake blockchain launched in 2016 for social-media and content apps, built on the Graphene framework. Its native assets are STEEM and the Steem Backed Dollar (SBD).
| Type | Layer 1 |
| model | Account-based |
| Ecosystem | Graphene |
| Address | Named accounts (@alice) |
| Token standards | Native (STEEM, SBD) |
| Smart contracts | No |
- Value moves between named accounts, not cryptographic addresses, so flows are followed by account name; each account holds separate owner, active, and posting keys.
- STEEM can be powered up into staked Steem Power with a multi-week power-down; transfers, delegations, and the internal market are distinct operations rather than plain sends.
What you can do
Steem wallet screening coverage
Screen Steem wallets for ownership risk
Score Steem addresses against sanctioned and attributed high-risk actors at onboarding and transaction time.
Attribute known addresses
Where a Steem address is directly attributed, resolve the actor behind it.
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FAQs
Common questions about Steem coverage
Does TRM support Steem?
Yes. TRM supports Steem for wallet screening — screen Steem addresses for ownership risk, such as sanctions and attributed illicit actors, through the TRM Wallet Screening API.
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