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Flowra Brings Sanctions Screening to Solana Validators through Honeypot Partnership

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Solana-focused blockchain infrastructure company Flowra has partnered with compliance intelligence provider Honeypot to integrate sanctions screening into its Programmable Block Policy (PBP).

The partnership aims to give institutional validators more control over which transactions they process, allowing them to create their own compliance rules before transactions and bundles are added to blocks.

Honeypot's technology will screen wallet addresses associated with sanctioned entities and identify network traffic originating from VPNs, proxy services, and Tor exit nodes.

Flowra's CEO Harry Hwang stated that the goal is not to make the network less open, but to give individual validators the flexibility to operate in a way that reflects their own requirements.

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