How does the Chainalysis Sanctions integration work within B3OS?

B3OS utilizes the Chainalysis Sanctions Screening API to cross-reference blockchain addresses against global watchlists like OFAC, EU, and UN. When a match is identified, B3OS triggers a workflow that can instantly communicate the alert through your connected devices.

Can I use Philips Hue to signal compliance alerts?

Yes. You can configure B3OS to trigger specific Philips Hue scenes or change light colors—such as flashing red—the moment a sanctioned address is flagged, providing an immediate physical alert for your compliance team.

What happens if I don't provide a specific connector for Chainalysis?

If no specific connector is attached to your workflow, B3OS is designed to automatically fall back to the CHAINALYSIS_SANCTIONS_API_KEY environment variable to ensure uninterrupted screening services.

Does this integration require manual monitoring?

No. The primary benefit of using B3OS is full automation. Once the workflow is set, the system autonomously screens addresses and updates your Philips Hue lighting without any manual intervention.

Chainalysis Sanctions + Philips Hue Integration

Overview

Bridge the gap between blockchain compliance and physical environment alerts by integrating Chainalysis Sanctions with Philips Hue via B3OS. Automate real-time visual notifications in your office or trading floor whenever high-risk sanctioned addresses are detected in your workflow.

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Compliance: Sanctions + Illicit Finance Monitoring

This workflow monitors contracts events and screens addresses interacting with that contract to flag santions/OFAC and high risk accounts. The data and flagged accounts are auto-logged into a Gsheet and a notification is sent. This allows teams to make sure they remain compliant and block any bad actors from interacting with their platform. Quick Setup: 1. Connect your Gsheets account 2. Input the contract address you want monitored 3. Input the chain the contract address is deployed on 4. Drop in the Gsheet Spreadsheet URL where you want the data to be logged 5. Specify the tab you want the data to be logged in the Spreadsheet (input 0 if first tab) 6. Publish!

Supported triggers and actions

Screen Address for Sanctions

Action

Check whether a blockchain address is on any sanctions list tracked by Chainalysis (OFAC SDN, EU, UN, etc.). Returns a boolean sanctioned flag, unique categories, and the full identifications list with source URLs. Chain-agnostic (EVM, BTC, Solana). Ideal for: compliance workflows, pre-transaction screening, counterparty risk checks, AML monitoring, audit trails.

Philips Hue: Activate Scene

Action

Activate a predefined Philips Hue light scene. Accepts both v1 scene IDs (e.g., '5') and v2 UUIDs (e.g., '3f8a...'). Ideal for: mood setting, automation, scheduled ambiance, entertainment.

Philips Hue: Set Light Color

Action

Set color and brightness of a Philips Hue light or group. Accepts both v1 IDs (e.g., '81', '0') and v2 UUIDs (e.g., '2ec2b2f1-...'). At least one of lightId or groupId must be provided. Ideal for: color animations, mood lighting, dynamic scenes, notifications.

Philips Hue: Turn Light On/Off

Action

Turn a Philips Hue light or group of lights on or off. Accepts both v1 IDs (e.g., '81', '0') and v2 UUIDs (e.g., '2ec2b2f1-...'). At least one of lightId or groupId must be provided. Ideal for: automation, scheduling, presence detection, notifications.

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Overview

Popular ways to use the Chainalysis Sanctions + Philips Hue integration onchain

Compliance: Sanctions + Illicit Finance Monitoring

Supported triggers and actions

Create workflows with Chainalysis Sanctions integrations

FAQs about Chainalysis Sanctions

Overview

Popular ways to use the Chainalysis Sanctions + Philips Hue integration onchain

Compliance: Sanctions + Illicit Finance Monitoring

Supported triggers and actions

Create workflows with Chainalysis Sanctions integrations

FAQs about Chainalysis Sanctions