
Blockchain intelligence platform TRM Labs and banking infrastructure company Finray Technologies announced a partnership in February 2026 to integrate Finray’s compliance decision engine XZiel with TRM Labs’ blockchain intelligence tools, creating a unified system capable of monitoring both cryptocurrency and fiat transactions. This system provides institutions with real-time risk alerts and compliance management capabilities across asset classes.
The core of this integration is embedding TRM Labs’ blockchain intelligence analytics directly into Finray’s XZiel compliance decision engine. This allows institutions to handle cryptocurrency compliance within the same operational environment and workflow as traditional fiat payment monitoring, eliminating the need to switch between two separate systems.
Finray CEO Oleksandr Potapenko stated in an official announcement: “Compliance teams can no longer manage fiat and crypto risks in isolation.” He emphasized that this integration enables clients to perform risk decision preservation, cleansing, escalation, and documentation within a single environment, directly addressing the requirements of MiCA regulations and ongoing regulatory evolution.
Real-time risk alerts: Provides immediate risk classification and early warnings for suspicious transactions on the three major blockchains—Bitcoin, Ethereum, and TRON—aligned with fiat payment monitoring standards.
Wallet screening and ongoing monitoring: Supports risk assessments of wallet addresses during user registration and subsequent use, covering both on-chain and off-chain environments.
Automated audit trail: Automatically records detailed audit logs with timestamps, including reasons for flagging, reviewer identities, and final decisions, ensuring compliance with regulatory review standards.
Case management and automatic escalation: Offers a structured case management process that can automatically trigger escalation procedures based on risk levels.
Finray and TRM Labs indicated that this system is primarily designed for cryptocurrency exchanges, custodians serving institutional clients, corporate treasury departments, commercial banks, and electronic money institutions (E-Money Institutions). Its goal is to help these entities establish structured, auditable monitoring plans that meet the requirements of the European Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) and anti-money laundering (AML) obligations.
This collaboration is driven by the accelerating trend of digital transformation in institutional finance. As stablecoin settlements and fiat payment flows become increasingly interconnected, the traditional compliance frameworks that managed cryptocurrencies and traditional finance separately are facing fundamental challenges. Data from Bitcoin financial services firm River last month showed that over half of the top U.S. banks have begun or announced plans to offer Bitcoin-related services, further underscoring the market demand for a unified monitoring infrastructure.
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