Chainalysis officially supports HyperEVM, strengthening compliance monitoring of Hyperliquid on-chain ecosystems
Chainalysis, a blockchain analytics company, announced on September 3, 2026 that it has officially added support for HyperEVM. HyperEVM is an Ethereum-compatible smart contract environment deployed on Hyperliquid Layer 1. This integration brings Chainalysis's compliance and investigation tools to Hyperliquid's growing on-chain ecosystem, enabling customers to monitor the activities of the network's native tokens and their deployed applications on top of them.
This is the latest move by the analytics company to extend chain coverage. The company has always been committed to automatically adding token support to emerging networks to ensure continued market coverage.
Automated coverage of ERC-20 and ERC-721 tokens
The scope of support this time far exceeds that of native HYPE tokens. Chainalysis said it will automatically provide overlay support for new homogeneous tokens (FTs) and non-homogeneous tokens (NFTs) deployed on HyperEVM and complying with major standards such as ERC-20 and ERC-721. Given that new tokens are minted every day on the network, its platform is now able to automatically ingest this data without human intervention, shortening the time lag between token issuance and availability for screening.
Customers can run Know Your Transactions (KYT) checks to obtain actionable alerts and continuously monitor them. At the same time, this coverage is also integrated into Chainalysis's physical screening product and flagship investigation tool Reactor. This allows analysts to track the flow of funds across HyperEVM tokens, investigate transactions, visualize the flow of funds, and identify potential illegal activity.
HyperEVM's positioning in the Hyperliquid ecosystem
HyperEVM is Hyperliquid's Ethereum-compatible execution environment. It allows developers to port Ethereum-based applications to Layer 1 while still connecting with HyperCore and the broader Hyperliquid ecosystem, effectively extending the chain's capabilities from high-frequency perpetual contract trading venues to a broader range of application scenarios.
For compliance service providers, this compatibility has practical implications: the Ethereum token standard and smart contract model that investigators are already familiar with now apply equally to Hyperliquid chains. This means that money tracking and transaction investigation can be done through familiar interfaces rather than relying on customised, dedicated tools.
Compliance infrastructure keeps pace with busy network growth
The move comes as Hyperliquid is attracting widespread attention from developers and law enforcement agencies. Arkham recently reported that "Lazarus Group" sold more than $30 million in Bitcoin on Hyperliquid, highlighting the importance of deploying monitoring tools for the network. In addition, the Hyperliquid Policy Center has asked the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to allow trading of energy-based perpetual contracts in the United States, indicating that the platform's influence is rapidly expanding as trading activity increases.
By expanding coverage in a timely manner, Chainalysis allows its customers to screen an ecosystem that adds new tokens and usage scenarios every day to better respond to potential risks.

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