ICYMI: Tornado Cash now restricts the opportunity to utilize its services for crypto addresses sanctioned by the OFAC TornadoCash
New restrictions will be imposed in collaboration with Chainanalysis, a world-leading crypto compliance firm. Tordano Cash has integrated an oracle developed by Chainanalysis.
Crypto enthusiasts were guessing about how the new censorship mechanism would work technically. Actually, the sanctioned addresses will not be able to interact with the protocol's UI , while the smart contracts architecture will not be affected.hintedRPC call was just faster to implement. Chainalysis has sanction screening API, but I've sent my application for access and didn't get any response yet.
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