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For Law Firms, Civil Fraud, and Litigation Teams

Crypto asset tracing
for serious legal matters.

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.

Accepted in jurisdictions including
England & Wales United States UAE · DIFC Singapore European Union Australia Canada Hong Kong +32 more
Law firm courtroom
40+
Jurisdictions
48h
Report delivery
£41M
Funds frozen

"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."

Senior Partner, Civil Fraud Practice
Magic Circle firm, London
Practice areas

Where Chain Trace Labs
supports your practice

Every use case produces court-ready output, not just data. Your clients receive admissible evidence - not a dashboard printout.

I
Civil fraud & asset recovery
Trace stolen cryptocurrency from source wallet through layering hops to identified exchange accounts. Produce the fund-flow evidence needed for a proprietary claim, worldwide freezing order, or Norwich Pharmacal application.
WFO evidence Proprietary claim Norwich Pharmacal
II
Expert witness & court reports
Produce reports formatted for expert witness disclosure under CPR Part 35, FRE 702, or equivalent jurisdiction rules. Includes full methodology appendix, analyst declaration, and chain of custody certification.
CPR Part 35 FRE 702 Digital signed
III
Statute of limitations management
Per-case limitation window calculations with automatic jurisdiction lookup. Urgent alerts when a client's filing deadline approaches, ensuring you never miss the window for a freeze application or civil claim.
Deadline alerts 40+ jurisdictions
IV
Multi-jurisdiction documentation
Generate jurisdiction-specific document packs for simultaneous filings across multiple countries. Templates formatted for each court system, with translated summaries available in English, Arabic, Mandarin, and Hindi.
Multi-filing 4 languages Templates
V
Exchange freeze & seizure requests
Auto-generate freeze request letters addressed to the correct compliance officer at each identified exchange. Tracks response status, escalation paths, and integrates into your legal timeline automatically.
40 exchanges Status tracked
VI
Legal timeline builder
Interactive chronological timeline of every transaction event, wallet movement, exchange interaction, and legal action taken in the case. Exportable as a PDF exhibit or embedded into court submissions.
PDF exhibit Interactive Court-ready
Admissibility

Built to the
standard judges expect

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.

Digital signature & hash verification
SHA-256 signed PDF with verifiable public key - tamper-evident and timestamped at generation
Methodology appendix
Full disclosure of data sources, heuristics applied, confidence levels, and limitations - CPR Part 35 compliant
Immutable audit log (chain of custody)
Every action recorded with analyst ID, timestamp, and cryptographic proof - satisfies Daubert and Civil Evidence Act 1995
Expert witness declaration section
Report includes a pre-formatted expert overriding duty declaration for use in CPR 35 compliant expert witness instructions
Historic USD valuation at crime date
CoinGecko-sourced pricing with archived proof, establishing quantum of loss at the moment of theft for damages calculations
CT-2026-0041_forensic_report_signed.pdf
High Court of Justice · Business & Property Courts
Expert Forensic Report on
Cryptocurrency Asset Tracing
Case No. BL-2026-000412 · Prepared: 14 March 2026 · Ref: CT-2026-0041
Digitally signed · SHA-256 verified
Hash: a3f9c2e1…b847d
CPR Part 35 compliant Daubert standard met Civil Evidence Act 1995 DIFC Court rules
Capabilities

The complete litigation toolkit

Every tool your practice needs - from the moment a client walks in with a wallet address to the day you file with the court.

Evidence & admissibility
Court-ready forensic reports produced to the evidentiary standards required by judges, not just investigators.
  • SHA-256 digitally signed PDF reports
  • Full methodology appendix per CPR Part 35
  • Cryptographic chain of custody log
  • Expert witness declaration section
  • Historic USD valuation at crime date
  • Tamper-evident audit trail
Legal process tools
Automate the administrative burden of multi-jurisdiction litigation so your team focuses on legal strategy.
  • Legal timeline builder - exportable PDF exhibit
  • Statute of limitations per jurisdiction
  • Exchange freeze request automation
  • Multi-jurisdiction document packs
  • Freeze response status tracker
  • Escalation path management
Intelligence & investigation
Deep forensic intelligence on wallets, scammers, and associated entities - not just transaction data.
  • 14-chain blockchain trace, unlimited hops
  • Scammer contact intelligence (OSINT)
  • Dark web & breach monitoring
  • Cross-case wallet linkage
  • Token contract analysis for rug pulls
  • Real-time wallet movement alerts
Jurisdiction coverage

Where your reports are accepted

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
Fully supported
Partially supported · varies by court
View full jurisdiction matrix →
Legal timeline builder

Every event,
sequenced for court

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.

Case timeline · CT-2026-0041 · Auto-generated
14 Jan 2026 · 09:14 UTC
Initial fraud transaction
0.84 BTC sent from victim wallet to scammer address 1FxA…c22d
Source event
14 Jan 2026 · 09:18 UTC
Funds split across 3 wallets
Layering hop - velocity 4m 22s from receipt to redistribution
Layering
14 Jan 2026 · 11:02 UTC
Exchange deposit identified
0.61 BTC deposited to Binance KYC-addressable deposit address
Exchange hit
15 Jan 2026 · 08:30
Freeze request issued
Chain Trace Labs freeze letter generated and routed to exchange compliance
Legal action
16 Jan 2026 · 14:11
Forensic report delivered
Signed PDF issued to instructing solicitors - CPR Part 35 compliant
Report issued
Pending · Est. 10–21 days
Exchange response & hearing
Awaiting Binance freeze confirmation · limitation: 5 Jan 2032
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Common questions

Questions from
counsel

Questions we hear most often from litigation partners and senior associates considering Chain Trace Labs for the first time.

Our reports are structured to satisfy the admissibility requirements of the courts in which we most commonly operate - including England & Wales (CPR Part 35), the US federal courts (Daubert standard), DIFC, Singapore, and Australia. Each report includes a full methodology appendix, chain of custody log, and expert declaration. We do not provide legal advice on admissibility in specific proceedings - that assessment remains with instructing counsel.
We provide the forensic report and documentation required for expert witness disclosure. For matters requiring a named individual to give oral evidence, we work with a network of qualified forensic practitioners who can be instructed directly. Our reports are structured to be adopted or supplemented by expert witnesses in each jurisdiction.
Standard delivery is 48 hours from case submission. For urgent freezing order applications where same-day or next-morning delivery is required, we offer an expedited service with a dedicated analyst. Contact our legal team directly to discuss turnaround for time-sensitive matters.
When instructed through a law firm, the investigation and all outputs are covered by legal professional privilege in the same way as any other expert engagement. We will not disclose case materials to any third party without the written consent of instructing solicitors. All data is processed in accordance with GDPR and our data processing agreement.
Yes. We identify the specific exchange, the account deposit address, and the likely KYC-registered entity behind it - the three core elements needed to support a Norwich Pharmacal or Banker's Trust application. We also provide a draft letter to the exchange's compliance team as a pre-application step, which in many cases results in a voluntary freeze before proceedings are necessary.
We cover 14 blockchains including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tron (where the majority of USDT fraud occurs), BNB Chain, Polygon, Solana, Avalanche, Arbitrum, and more. We trace native assets, ERC-20/BEP-20 tokens, NFTs, and wrapped assets. Cross-chain bridge transactions are tracked and documented where technically recoverable.
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Ready to instruct
Chain Trace Labs on a matter?

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.

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