TRM Labs, the provider of blockchain intelligence solutions, announced its integration with Unichain by Uniswap Labs, a “decentralized” Superchain L2 built to power the future of DeFi and cross-chain liquidity.
This integration provides developers building on Unichain with access to TRM’s tools, enabling them to “build secure, resilient and compliant DeFi applications.”
As DeFi builders aim to push the boundaries of innovation, they are choosing Unichain as the foundation for their apps.
To build successful and sustainable projects, these developers need seamless access “to compliance and risk management tools.”
With native support for Unichain, TRM Labs equips builders to ensure that their projects can scale with confidence, maintain integrity, and operate at the highest level of trust and security.
Rahul Raina, CTO and co-founder of TRM Labs said:
“At TRM Labs, we believe that innovation and security should go hand in hand. With this integration, builders on Unichain can seamlessly embed trust and safety into their applications, allowing them to proactively manage risk while innovating at the cutting edge of decentralized finance.”
Alex Karys, product lead at Unichain said:
“Unichain is built from first principles to be the natural home for DeFi. We believe that along with fast and cheap transactions, access to best in class compliance and monitoring tooling will be a critical piece to driving DeFi’s renaissance on Unichain.”
As noted in the update, TRM Labs provides blockchain analytics solutions to help “law enforcement and national security agencies, financial institutions, and cryptocurrency businesses detect, investigate, and disrupt crypto-related fraud and financial crime.”
TRM’s blockchain intelligence platform includes solutions “to trace the source and destination of funds, identify illicit activity, build cases, and construct an operating picture of threats.”
TRM says that it is trusted by various agencies and businesses worldwide who rely on TRM to “enable a safer, more secure crypto ecosystem.”
TRM is based in San Francisco, CA, and is reportedly hiring “across engineering, product, sales, and data science.”
