- Only Elliptic delivers the broadest event detection in the industry, paired with periodic rescreens, for the most comprehensive crypto risk monitoring available.
- Continuous Monitoring captures the events that actually change a risk score and alerts your compliance teams only when action is needed, rather than flooding you with alerts like existing solutions.
- Continuous Monitoring cuts time spent on manual rescreening and alert triage by up to 75%, freeing compliance teams to focus on oversight instead of noise.
NEW YORK, July 20, 2026. Elliptic, the global leader in digital asset decisioning, today launched its next generation of Continuous Monitoring to ensure that the integrity of a customer’s crypto risk posture never depends on a point-in-time screening.
Crypto compliance teams can now be certain their risk posture reflects current reality, not the moment a screening was last run, while cutting the time spent on manual rescreening and alert triage by up to 75%.
“Monitoring obligations on MLROs are getting more stringent, putting both their companies and, sometimes, themselves at risk. Existing monitoring solutions fail twice over: They leave exposure gaps by only alerting on obvious triggers like label changes while missing the rest. On the exposure they do catch, they fire so indiscriminately that teams drown in alerts that don’t matter.
We’ve built Continuous Monitoring to cover the full range of events that change a customer’s risk, and to alert only when it matters, fully configurable to their own rules.”
— Jackson Hull, CTO and COO at Elliptic
Continuous Monitoring matters because, for example, a wallet scored 0.5 out of 10 at onboarding can send funds to a darknet marketplace six months later and become a 10.
The original screening was not wrong. But without a rescreen, the compliance team has no way of knowing the changes to the wallet score. Manually rescreening every enrolled entity to find the few that have moved is not viable at the volume teams operate at today. The regulatory, reputational and operational cost of missing a genuine change is significant.
Until now, existing solutions have not solved this. Label-based monitoring only alerts when a provider changes their label on a connected address, but risk can change without any label changing at all. A significant inflow, a new transaction, a fresh connection to an illicit actor: None of these trigger a label change, and will go undetected.
Existing legacy solutions compensate by notifying on everything, regardless of whether it represents genuine risk. Compliance teams report such a volume of notifications that the alerts that actually matter get buried.
Continuous Monitoring is built differently. It watches enrolled screenings for a multitude of specific events that can change a screening’s outcome. For example:
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Material changes in inflow or outflow
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A screened address changing or merging into a different cluster
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A label change on a counterparty
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A label change several hops from the screened address
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A screened address changing or merging into a different cluster
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A direct label change on the screened address
With the widest range of risk-changing events, Elliptic’s Continuous Monitoring catches what legacy monitoring solutions miss. Alongside event detection, every enrolled wallet and transaction is rescreened on a fixed schedule, so nothing slips through between events. When either layer triggers, it runs a complete risk recalculation against the customer’s own risk rules. Not a label check or a generic score, but a full screen.
Elliptic’s Continuous Monitoring leads the market in how it handles alerts. Customers configure exactly what generates a notification across four levers: risk-score thresholds, risk-score deltas, specific risk rules and screening-type filters. Individual screenings can be excluded entirely, removing alerts on entities that are no longer relevant.
When a rescreen runs but does not meet notification criteria, the updated score appears in Lens for review. The system is always working. Teams hear from it only when they need to, freeing them to spend the time they save on higher-value oversight work.
Continuous Monitoring is available today. Book a demo to see it in action.
