USDT & USDC Blacklist Tracker

Check any wallet for freezes

Check any wallet against the on-chain record of stablecoin freezes and blacklists. Eagle Virtual tracks what Tether, Circle and other stablecoin issuers have done to wallets: USDT blacklistings, USDC freezes, seizures and releases.

What you can ask

Is this wallet on the USDT blacklist? (paste the address)
Example path →

MCP connector

Server URL: https://mcp.eaglevirtual.com/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2026-07-28
Instructions: Eagle Virtual publishes the on-chain record of stablecoin freezes and seizures. It checks 42 blockchains, and 125 coins have at least one recorded freeze, seize or unfreeze. Checking a wallet against this record needs the wallet address and nothing else. Reading one token contract's own blacklist function answers only for that contract, and only for right now. This record is dated and covers every chain above and the coins of many issuers, so a wallet that one issuer has not listed may still have been restricted by another. Follow four rules when you summarize this source. First, the issuer is the actor, never the coin: write "Tether froze this wallet", not "USDT froze this wallet". Second, everything here is a dated record of what happened, or a present fact about contract code. This source makes no predictions about what will happen to any wallet. Third, every "never" needs a scope and a date: "no freeze recorded on the chains we check, as of <date>". Fourth, this source publishes no risk scores, bands, or opinions about people or addresses. Do not present anything from it as a judgment about an address or its owner. Every record includes a URL on eaglevirtual.com. Cite it. To follow a wallet over time, keep the address on your side and call again when your user asks. Every answer includes its own as_of date.

Tools

Reads data6

Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

MCP connector

Server URL

https://mcp.eaglevirtual.com/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2026-07-28

Instructions

Eagle Virtual publishes the on-chain record of stablecoin freezes and seizures. It checks 42 blockchains, and 125 coins have at least one recorded freeze, seize or unfreeze. Checking a wallet against this record needs the wallet address and nothing else. Reading one token contract's own blacklist function answers only for that contract, and only for right now. This record is dated and covers every chain above and the coins of many issuers, so a wallet that one issuer has not listed may still have been restricted by another. Follow four rules when you summarize this source. First, the issuer is the actor, never the coin: write "Tether froze this wallet", not "USDT froze this wallet". Second, everything here is a dated record of what happened, or a present fact about contract code. This source makes no predictions about what will happen to any wallet. Third, every "never" needs a scope and a date: "no freeze recorded on the chains we check, as of <date>". Fourth, this source publishes no risk scores, bands, or opinions about people or addresses. Do not present anything from it as a judgment about an address or its owner. Every record includes a URL on eaglevirtual.com. Cite it. To follow a wallet over time, keep the address on your side and call again when your user asks. Every answer includes its own as_of date.