An honest first answer
Some funds can't be traced far enough to help. We tell you that before you pay anything.
From a free assessment to a report police, lawyers and exchanges can act on. You'll know what each step involves, and what it costs, before it starts.
Your case starts with a free review by a certified investigator. If a trace is worth doing, you'll get a written fixed-fee quote. If it isn't, we'll say so.
Tell us what happened and share your transactions. An investigator reviews them and tells you honestly whether a trace is worth doing.
Our tools and your investigator follow the funds across wallets, services and chains to find where they ended up.
Every hop, address and attribution is documented with sources, so the findings hold up when someone checks them.
We deliver the report to the police, a prosecutor, your lawyer or the exchange's compliance team, and answer their questions.
Some funds can't be traced far enough to help. We tell you that before you pay anything.
The same verifiable person works your case from assessment to hand-off.
You'll hear what has been found, what it means and what happens next, without jargon.
The written result of your trace, designed to be read by someone who wasn't involved, such as a police officer, a prosecutor or an exchange's compliance analyst, and to hold up when they check it.
A free assessment usually takes a few working days. A full trace and evidence report depends on how far the funds moved; your quote will include an estimate.
No, and nobody honest can promise that. Only law enforcement agencies and courts can seize or return assets. We give them a documented trace that makes your case easier to act on.
Mixers and bridges make tracing harder but rarely end it. Your investigator will tell you how far the trace is likely to go.