On-Chain Monitor

You can monitor on-chain activity by configuring watch addresses and contracts in a YAML file. The monitor then fetches transfers, decodes fields, enriches USD values, and flags notable transfers meeting your thresholds.

Tracking blockchain transfers across multiple chains involves targeting watchable addresses and contracts on supported networks like Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, and Polygon to categorize events and surface meaningful activity.

Yes, the on-chain monitor supports wallet surveillance on Arbitrum and Base, along with Ethereum, Optimism, and Polygon, decoding transfers and enriching USD values to persist per-watch state for audit and trend analysis.

To set up alerts for blockchain contract events, you configure your watches in a YAML file and run the monitor, which applies thresholds to categorize events and format structured alerts for compliance workflows.

Filtering on-chain transfers by USD value thresholds is necessary to apply meaningful limits that reduce noise, ensuring the monitor only flags notable transfers and anomalies instead of every minor contract interaction.

Yes, you can persist on-chain watch state for auditing and trend analysis because the monitor maintains comprehensive logs and per-watch state after fetching and decoding transfers across supported chains.