Blockchain forensic workflows built for litigators, asset recovery teams, and civil fraud practitioners. Use Chain Trace Labs for crypto asset tracing, fund-flow reconstruction, evidence organisation, expert-ready reports, freeze request support, and jurisdiction-aware recovery strategy.
"The quality of blockchain forensic evidence is now the deciding factor in crypto fraud litigation. Judges expect methodology documentation, chain of custody, and expert-witness-ready analysis. That standard has been raised."
Every use case produces court-ready output, not just data. Your clients receive admissible evidence - not a dashboard printout.
Every Chain Trace Labs report is produced with evidentiary admissibility as the primary design constraint. The reporting structure, supporting documentation, and audit trail are designed to support serious legal review rather than generic dashboard output.
The chain of custody engine records every query executed, every result retrieved, and every annotation made - each cryptographically hashed and timestamped. This produces an audit trail that satisfies the Daubert standard in US federal courts and the Civil Evidence Act in England and Wales.
Every tool your practice needs - from the moment a client walks in with a wallet address to the day you file with the court.
| Jurisdiction | Primary court | Report accepted | Freeze requests | Expert witness | Translated docs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| England & Wales | High Court, Commercial Court | EN · AR · ZH | |||
| United States | Federal District Courts | EN · ES | |||
| UAE · DIFC | DIFC Courts, ADGM Courts | EN · AR | |||
| Singapore | High Court, Singapore International Commercial Court | EN · ZH | |||
| European Union | National civil courts + cross-border MLA | EN · DE · FR | |||
| Australia | Federal Court of Australia | EN | |||
| Hong Kong | Court of First Instance | EN · ZH |
The legal timeline builder constructs a chronological record of every transaction, wallet movement, exchange interaction, legal action, and freeze request - automatically assembled from your case data and exportable as a court-ready PDF exhibit.
Annotate events with legal notes, attach evidence references, and mark key dates relevant to your limitation period. The timeline updates automatically as new forensic activity is recorded.
We accept instructions directly from law firms, barristers' chambers, and in-house legal teams. Cases can be submitted online or via our secure legal intake form. Reports are covered by your existing legal professional privilege.