Where did the assets move?
Review transaction pathways across supported networks, including relevant service and exchange interactions.

Chain Trace Labs helps financial-crime, cybercrime and investigative teams connect blockchain activity with evidence, case context, reports, referrals and continuing wallet intelligence.
Structured review of transaction pathways, identified service interactions and available supporting evidence.
“Move from a wallet address or transaction hash to a structured record that another investigator, prosecutor or authorised reviewer can understand.”
Investigative authority, evidential decisions and external action remain with the relevant agency and qualified personnel.
Review transaction pathways across supported networks, including relevant service and exchange interactions.
Bring entity indicators, AML/KYT signals, OSINT, communications and known case intelligence into the review.
Organise source files, integrity information, analyst notes and the distinction between observation and inference.
Prepare structured outputs for internal review, exchange engagement, referral, legal process or monitored follow-up.
Every stage can retain its sources, reviewer, decisions and limitations instead of producing another isolated screenshot or spreadsheet.
Capture wallet addresses, TXIDs, incident details, relevant parties and available files.
Review fund pathways, branches, services, bridges and destination context.
Connect known entities, risk indicators, OSINT and communication evidence.
Record files, source context, integrity data, notes and custody information.
Compile chronology, findings, evidence index, limitations and supporting material.
Track wallet activity, deadlines, exchange contact, referral status and linked matters.
Review movement from reported loss through intermediate wallets and identifiable services, while preserving the supporting record.
Connect payment addresses, transaction movement and available external intelligence to the wider incident record.
Organise relevant findings, contact context and approved supporting material for authorised preservation or disclosure pathways.
Surface recurring wallets, entities or infrastructure across authorised cases to support recognition of related activity.
The platform is designed to produce more than transaction graphics. Findings can remain connected to their supporting material and operational context.
Prepared for authorised review
Chain Trace Labs assists evidence organisation and forensic workflow. It does not determine legal authority, replace agency procedure or make autonomous identity claims.
No private keys, seed phrases or custody of digital assets.
Information can be aligned with authorised responsibilities.
Investigators remain responsible for accepting and using findings.
Confidence, assumptions and unresolved matters stay available.
Reports and packages remain subject to authorised release.
We scope access around investigation types, users, data sensitivity, required outputs and the systems involved.
Discuss agency requirements →We will help identify where Chain Trace Labs can support the evidence and workflow—and where agency authority and specialist judgment remain essential.