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Crypto enforcement: sanction

36 US crypto enforcement documents at this stage since January 2024, linked to the originals.

36 actions since January 2024

12 so far in 2026, against 11 by this date in 2025 and 9 in 2024.

DateAgencyActionStageFigure
28 Oct 2026OFACOFAC sanctioned facilitators of North Korean IT worker fraud, listing crypto addresses, plus Rwandan entities supporting M23.Sanction—
30 Sept 2026OFACOFAC sanctioned nine individuals and two Mexican companies tied to Tren de Aragua's financial network, listing TRON digital currency addresses.Sanction—
09 Sept 2026OFACOFAC sanctioned Xinbi Guarantee and two linked tech firms tied to cyber scam operations, listing dozens of TRX crypto addresses.Sanction—
24 Aug 2026OFACOFAC removed Syria's terrorism-sponsor designation and added numerous Iran-related names, some listed with crypto addresses, to the SDN List.Sanction—
07 Aug 2026OFACOFAC sanctioned crypto exchanges and related firms and individuals for funding Iran's IRGC and enabling illicit finance.Sanction—
23 Jul 2026OFACOFAC designated Hamas-linked financiers, including one listed with TRON digital currency addresses, and CJNG cartel networks.Sanction—
01 Jul 2026OFACOFAC sanctioned a Brazilian network laundering drug proceeds for PCC and added crypto addresses to the ISIS-Khorasan SDN listing.Sanction—
22 Jun 2026OFACOFAC designated ISIS facilitators and financial networks, including a Syrian bitcoin exchange agent and individuals with TRX addresses.Sanction—
20 May 2026OFACOFAC designated Sinaloa Cartel-linked individuals and entities, listing Ethereum addresses for two of them.Sanction—
24 Apr 2026OFACOFAC sanctioned firms and tankers in Iran's oil trade and added two TRX crypto addresses to the Central Bank of Iran's SDN entry.Sanction—
12 Mar 2026OFACOFAC sanctioned facilitators of North Korean IT worker fraud, listing crypto addresses, alongside Hamas-linked charity designations.Sanction—
30 Jan 2026OFACOFAC designated Iranian officials and two UK-registered crypto exchanges, Zedcex and Zedxion, linked to the IRGC.Sanction—
19 Nov 2025OFACOFAC sanctioned Russian bulletproof hosting firms and individuals supporting ransomware, including a listed bitcoin address.Sanction—
19 Nov 2025OFACOFAC sanctioned a Canadian drug trafficking leader, associates and linked companies, listing their crypto addresses on the SDN List.Sanction—
04 Nov 2025OFACOFAC sanctioned North Korean bankers and institutions involved in laundering cybercrime proceeds and IT worker funds, listing USDT addresses.Sanction—
14 Oct 2025OFACOFAC designated the Prince Group transnational criminal organization and linked individuals and entities, including crypto addresses.Sanction—
24 Sept 2025OFACOFAC sanctioned two Indian nationals and an online pharmacy for supplying counterfeit fentanyl-laden pills, listing a TRX crypto address.Sanction—
16 Sept 2025OFACOFAC sanctioned individuals and UAE and Hong Kong firms in a financial network supporting Iran's military, listing crypto addresses.Sanction—
03 Sept 2025OFACOFAC sanctioned a China-based chemical company and two Chinese nationals, one listed with a bitcoin address, over synthetic opioid trafficking.Sanction—
27 Aug 2025OFACOFAC sanctioned two individuals and two entities tied to a DPRK IT worker fraud network, listing a bitcoin address for one designee.Sanction—
14 Aug 2025OFACOFAC designated crypto exchange Grinex, Garantex-linked firms and executives, plus Mexican cartel members, to its SDN List.Sanction—
01 Jul 2025OFACOFAC sanctioned Russian bulletproof hosting provider Aeza Group, affiliates and four individuals, listing a TRX digital currency address.Sanction—
29 May 2025OFACOFAC sanctioned Philippines-based Funnull Technology Inc and its Chinese administrator as a cyber scam facilitator, listing crypto addresses.Sanction—
02 Apr 2025OFACOFAC sanctioned a Houthi-linked procurement network in Russia and added USDT addresses to the Ansarallah SDN entry.Sanction—
04 Mar 2025OFACOFAC added an Iranian man tied to an online darknet marketplace for fentanyl sales to the SDN List, listing bitcoin and monero addresses.Sanction—
11 Feb 2025OFACOFAC sanctioned Russian hosting provider Zservers and two Russian nationals for providing infrastructure enabling ransomware attacks.Sanction—
04 Dec 2024OFACOFAC designated individuals and TGR-linked firms in a money laundering network using digital assets to evade Russia sanctions.Sanction—
26 Sept 2024OFACOFAC sanctioned a Russian national and the virtual currency exchange Cryptex, listing digital currency addresses.Sanction—
12 Sept 2024OFACOFAC sanctioned a Cambodian tycoon and his businesses linked to forced labor used in cyber and virtual currency scams.Sanction—
28 May 2024OFACOFAC sanctioned three individuals and three Thai companies tied to the 911 S5 botnet cybercrime network, listing crypto addresses.Sanction—
07 May 2024OFACOFAC added a Russian national described as a senior leader of the LockBit ransomware group to the SDN List, including a bitcoin address.Sanction—
27 Mar 2024OFACOFAC designated a Hamas-aligned fundraising network, including Gaza Now with listed crypto addresses, and two UK companies.Sanction—
26 Mar 2024OFACOFAC designated Qods Force, Houthi, Hizballah and Syrian regime facilitators, including one Hizballah-linked individual with a USDT address.Sanction—
20 Mar 2024OFACOFAC added Iran- and Russia-linked individuals and entities to the SDN List, including a Russian individual with listed USDT addresses.Sanction—
20 Feb 2024OFACOFAC added two Russian nationals tied to the LockBit ransomware group to the SDN List, listing their bitcoin and ether addresses.Sanction—
22 Jan 2024OFACOFAC designated Hamas financial facilitators and exchange firms tied to virtual currency transfers, plus Kata'ib Hizballah leaders and Fly Baghdad.Sanction—

Each row is one published step in a case, linked to its source document, so a case can appear again as it moves from charge to plea to sentence. Where one step was announced twice within days, it counts once. Justice Department rows are press releases whose headline names crypto. Figures are the main amount each document states, and for charges they are allegations. Allegations are unproven unless a conviction, plea or settlement is stated. Summaries and stages are machine-read from the document and checked automatically, so the linked document is the authority.

Cite this Bitminer.io, “Crypto enforcement: sanction”, data to 3 November 2026, https://bitminer.io/ledger/enforcement/stage/sanctioned/. How this is built