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# What Should I Do if My Wallet Receives Blacklisted USDT (Black U)?

If your wallet receives Black U (USDT flagged as potentially linked to illegal activities), you should immediately stop using the address and create a new sub-address in your wallet. Steps are as follows:

1. Enter the **Address Book**.<br>

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2. Click the **Add (+)** button to add a new address, input the address name, and press **"Enter"**.<br>

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3. Complete **Google Verification**.<br>

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4. Click <mark style="color:green;">**More**</mark> on the new address, then set it as the default address for receiving and sending transactions.

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In addition to these steps, we recommend:

* Using an [**AML tool**](/risk-management/aml-query.md) to verify if the source address of the transaction is listed as high-risk.
* Notifying your legal or compliance team to evaluate the legal risks and address the situation appropriately.


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