The blacklist shows the past. Three levels of checking answer the real question: will this wallet be frozen, and yours with it.
Checking USDT for a freeze is not the same as looking an address up on the Tether blacklist. The list only shows what has already happened. The real question is different: will this wallet be frozen tomorrow, and will yours be frozen with it if you accept money from it. That question is answered by link and behaviour analysis, and it can be done for free in 10 seconds.
All 8,000+ addresses Tether has barred from transferring on TRON, with the date and a link to the freeze transaction. A fact, not an estimate.
Whether the wallet received USDT from frozen, sanctioned or scam addresses or sent to them, directly or through 2–5 intermediaries. The bot names each intermediary: exchange, exchanger, look-alike, drainer.
A model trained on thousands of real freezes scores behaviour: age, pass-through, one-time use, who activated the wallet. On freezes that happened after training it flagged 84 out of 100 in advance in a blind test.
@freezecheck_bot address and the card appears for both sides. Or add the bot to the group: it checks every posted address by itself.By our freeze log the most common causes are: USDT from a drainer or phishing passed through the wallet in recent weeks; the wallet took a payout from an “investment” platform later declared a pyramid; transfers with addresses linked to sanctioned exchanges and guarantee services; a fresh one-time pass-through wallet that moved a large sum. In every case the one who holds the money now gets frozen, not the one who stole it.
Not with 100% certainty, but with high accuracy. On wallets Tether froze after the model was trained, FreezeCheck had flagged 🟡 or 🔴 in advance in 84% of cases (a blind test). Every prediction is recorded beforehand and compared with real freezes: the /proof command.
3 checks a day are free with the full report, graph and PDF. A pack of 10 checks — $2.99 free, limited time only. Exchangers with volume: by arrangement.
TRON, USDT TRC-20. Most USDT settlements and most Tether freezes happen there.
There is a risk, especially if the sum is large and recent. The sensible steps: check your own address with the bot, do not keep large sums on it, withdraw to a verified exchange and keep the chat with the counterparty. Nobody can offer guarantees.
The address has almost no history: it is new or has 1–2 transfers. No dirt is visible, but cleanliness cannot be proven either. For a large deal ask for another address or start small.
See also: methodology and accuracy, Tether blacklist, free AML check, check a wallet before the deal, USDT frozen: what to do.