Blockchain Transaction Tracing
Map asset movement across addresses, chains, bridges, mixers, and intermediary wallets with a documented transaction trail.
Independent blockchain intelligence
Forensic transaction tracing, wallet attribution, and open-source intelligence for fraud victims, legal teams, and investigators.
Scope notice: Analysis identifies transaction paths and potential attribution from public data. It does not freeze, seize, or recover assets.
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Each engagement follows the data, records assumptions, and separates confirmed facts from analytical judgments.
View all servicesMap asset movement across addresses, chains, bridges, mixers, and intermediary wallets with a documented transaction trail.
Evaluate behavioral links between addresses using timing, co-spend patterns, counterparties, and other observable indicators.
Identify likely exchange and service touchpoints and document the basis and confidence level for each attribution.
Connect lawful public-source evidence across usernames, domains, social profiles, breach disclosures, and corporate records.
Receive source-linked exhibits, transaction tables, visual flow diagrams, methodology notes, and an executive narrative for counsel or investigators.
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A disciplined, documented process. No black boxes and no claims beyond what the data supports.
Share public transaction references and a factual incident timeline.
We follow on-chain flows and corroborate findings with lawful open sources.
Findings, exhibits, confidence levels, sources, and limitations are documented.
Provide the report to counsel, an exchange, insurer, or law enforcement.
Recovery reality: Recoveries, when they occur, are often lengthy. Private firms cannot reverse blockchain transactions, issue seizure orders, or independently freeze exchange accounts. We deliver analysis and evidence; any enforcement action requires law enforcement or court process.
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We preserve sources, record analytical steps, state confidence levels, and identify limitations. A reader should understand not only what we found, but why it matters.
Examine our methodologyWe are analysts, not a law firm. Our work can support legal strategy, but it is not legal advice.
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Note: Law enforcement may require independent verification of tracing and investigation reports.
Beware of imposters. Official Ledger Trace emails end with @ledgertrace.org. We never ask for payment in cryptocurrency, seed phrases, private keys, or remote access to your devices. If someone claims to represent us, verify before sharing anything.
Case assessment
We will assess whether meaningful analysis appears possible before proposing paid work.
Fees are charged per product or service based on case complexity. Prohibited payment methods are not accepted. No pricing guarantees.