Trust scores and security in trustless interactions based on digital ledger addresses

A system for executing blockchain transactions on behalf of an enterprise, the system comprising:

• one or more processors;
• and
• a computer-readable medium that stores a set of executable instructions that, when executed by the one or more processors, cause the system to perform operations comprising:
• assigning a plurality of digital assets of the enterprise to a plurality of digital wallets associated with the enterprise such that each digital asset is assigned to a respective digital wallet of the plurality of digital wallets;
• receiving, at a graphical user interface configured to manage access to the plurality of digital wallets associated with the enterprise, input indicating respective permissions for each digital wallet, wherein the respective permissions for each digital wallet designate a respective plurality of users that are granted access to the digital wallet;
• receiving a request to access the graphical user interface, wherein the request is initiated by a user device associated with a user;
• selecting a set of digital wallets that the user is allowed to access based on the respective permissions for each digital wallet;
• configuring the graphical user interface to grant the user access to a set of wallet-based functions of the set of digital wallets, wherein the set of digital wallets comprises multiple digital wallets, wherein the graphical user interface is further configured to prevent the user from accessing a different set of wallet-based functions;
• receiving a transaction request initiated by the user device associated with the user, the transaction request requesting a blockchain transaction with a blockchain address associated with a third party and having a set of attributes corresponding to the requested blockchain transaction;
• selecting a digital wallet of the set of digital wallets to execute the blockchain transaction based on the set of attributes;
• initiating an interaction workflow from a set of workflows based on the selected digital wallet;
• obtaining the blockchain address associated with the third party;
• obtaining a trust score from a decentralized trust network that analyzes blockchain data to determine a likelihood of fraud based on the blockchain address, wherein the trust score indicates the likelihood of fraud;
• determining whether to allow the blockchain transaction using the selected digital wallet based on the trust score;
• and in response to determining to allow the blockchain transaction, initiating execution of the blockchain transaction using the selected digital wallet.