👁️ You can now watch any address on DFNS. Today, we released 𝗔𝗱𝗱𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝗪𝗮𝘁𝗰𝗵𝗲𝘀. Register any onchain address, DFNS treats it like your wallet. The industry usually calls this a “read-only wallet.” But those usually hide a key somewhere. Whereas an Address Watch on DFNS has none. No private key, no public key, no view key. Finance on shared ledgers means reacting to accounts you don't own. → A network operator's contract records a settlement. → A counterparty's address receives what you're owed. → A market infrastructure emits the event your back office is waiting for. So far that meant running your own indexing, polling nodes, and decoding logs for every network. Now it's one registration and the webhook you already use ✅ What you get: ✔️ Every value transfer touching the address from the moment the watch starts ✔️ Balances across the address's assets ✔️ Decoded smart contract events, event name plus fields, as structured data ✔️ Three additive webhooks with addressWatchId instead of walletId And the part your security team will like the most is that the transfer, signing, and export endpoints don't exist for Address Watches. Nothing on the platform can sign for an address it holds no key for. 🟢 Live on Ethereum, its testnets, and Besu-based private EVMs. 📖 Read it: ⌨️ Start building today: