Free initial assessment
We identify the network, transaction volume, and whether a full analysis would be appropriate.
We trace cryptocurrency and USDT movements across addresses, networks, and services. We then prepare a transaction map and technical report.
During the initial assessment, we confirm the network, available data, and the required scope of analysis.
We trace fund movements through transfers, bridges, and possible exit points.
Source-of-funds supportWe analyze the transaction chain and prepare materials for an AML or KYC review.
Materials for legal reviewWe prepare a technical report for an exchange, law-enforcement authority, or legal dispute.
Transfers to exchangesWe identify possible transfers to centralized exchanges and other services.
An address, TxID, or transfer screenshot is enough for an initial assessment.
We identify the network, transaction volume, and whether a full analysis would be appropriate.
We map fund movements and note transfers between networks, services, and possible exit points.
A map of fund movements and a list of associated addresses
Transfers between addresses and networks, including bridges, exchanges, and other services
A risk assessment based on available labels and blockchain data
A format suitable for an AML or KYC review, legal submission, or specialist review
We receive the source data and a brief description of the situation.
We identify the network, transaction volume, and whether further tracing is feasible.
We build the transfer chain and note services, bridges, and possible exit points.
We provide the findings and explain the possible next steps.
We analyzed 847 transactions using Chainalysis and TRM Labs, identified three indirect links through intermediary addresses, and prepared a technical report.
The report was included in the materials submitted for the exchange's AML and KYC review. Resolving the restriction required separate work with the exchange.
An anonymized DefCrypt case. Outcomes in other matters may differ.
The price depends on the number of networks, the length of the transaction chain, and the required report format.
Public blockchains retain transaction histories. Mixers, bridges, and cross-chain transfers make tracing more difficult, but do not always prevent it.
Yes. As part of a crypto investigation, we assess risk using available labels and prepare materials for an AML or KYC review or an exchange submission.
Yes. A TxID, wallet address, or transfer screenshot is enough for an initial assessment.
No. A report documents fund movements and may support an exchange submission, AML or KYC review, or legal work. Third parties decide whether assets are frozen or returned.