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USDT blacklist & freeze tracker
Every wallet Tether has restricted on USDT, on the 5 blockchains where we record it. Free to search, no account.
Any Ethereum, Tron, Solana or Stellar address. Free, unlimited, no account.
What the record shows
Tether restricts a USDT wallet by adding its address to a list inside the USDT contract. The action happens on the blockchain, so it is public, and every event below cites the transaction that executed it.
On USDT, a restriction we have recorded is a past event with a date. This page states what happened; it makes no prediction about any wallet.
Data as of
What this checks
17 blockchains. 57 coins. 44,643 recorded events, back to 2018.
4,606 of the 16,344 wallets on record were restricted somewhere other than USDT or USDC on Ethereum or Tron.
We check on-chain freezes, seizures and blacklists. The full scope.
Questions people ask
How do I check if a wallet is blacklisted for USDT?
Paste the address into the box on this page. We check it against every USDT restriction we have recorded — 14,759 events across 5 blockchains — and show each one with the transaction that executed it. It is free, there is no account, and there is no limit.
Is this USDT blacklist check free?
Yes. Every lookup is free, anonymous and unlimited. An account is only needed to save an address so you can come back to it; checking never requires one.
How many wallets has Tether restricted?
We have recorded 11,094 wallets restricted on USDT, as of 17 August 2026. 2,316 of the recorded events destroyed or took the balance rather than only locking it.
What does the record show for each event?
The company that acted, what it did, the date, the chain, the coin, and the transaction hash and block number. Every event can be checked independently against the blockchain without taking our word for it.
Which blockchains does the USDT record cover?
5 of them, and every USDT contract we watch on each. A restriction on one blockchain does not restrict the same address on another, so we check them all at once rather than one at a time.