
Crypto Asset Investigations
We trace money where it moves into crypto TriTrace Investigations helps trace stolen, hidden, or high-risk crypto assets, establish links between wallets, companies, and real individuals, and prepare evidence packages for lawyers, compliance teams, banks, and law enforcement agencies.
When you need this
Stolen funds have moved into crypto
We trace assets across wallets, exchanges, swap platforms, bridges, OTC intermediaries, and other points where funds can still be identified or frozen.
A counterparty offers payment in USDT or crypto
We check the source of funds, wallet history, links to high-risk addresses, exchangers, sanctions-related nodes, and suspicious flows.
You need to assess an exchanger, OTC broker, or payment facilitator
We analyze ownership structure, KYC practices, regulatory status, on-chain behavior, and publicly visible red flags.
You suspect hidden crypto assets
We combine on-chain analysis, OSINT, corporate registries, leaks, and digital traces to identify crypto assets and the individuals connected to them.
You need evidence for lawyers, court, or a freezing request
We prepare fund flow maps, timelines, wallet attribution notes, link analysis graphs, and evidence packages for further legal action.
How we work
01. On-chain tracing
We trace the movement of funds across the blockchain: from the source wallet to subsequent addresses, exchanges, swap services, bridges, OTC desks, and cash-out points.
02. Source of funds analysis
We check the origin of a crypto payment: where the funds came from, which addresses they passed through, and whether there are links to fraud, sanctions, or high-risk exchangers.
03. Exchanger risk assessment
We assess crypto exchanges, OTC brokers, and payment facilitators before engagement: ownership, KYC, regulatory status, public red flags, and on-chain risk exposure.
04. Real controller identification
We combine blockchain data with corporate registries, domains, leaks, sanctions lists, and Telegram traces to connect wallets, companies, and real controllers.
05. Evidence preparation
We prepare structured reports, transaction flow charts, link analysis graphs, timelines, and materials for criminal complaints, freezing requests, and exchange compliance teams.
What you receive
Fund flow map
A visual map showing how assets moved between wallets, platforms, intermediaries, and jurisdictions.
Wallet attribution
Reasoned conclusions about links between wallets, platforms, companies, or individuals.
Source of funds report
An analysis of fund origin, transaction routes, and risk signals.
Exchanger risk report
An assessment of a crypto exchange, OTC broker, or payment facilitator: owners, KYC, regulatory status, and red flags.
Evidence package
Materials prepared for lawyers, courts, law enforcement agencies, freezing requests, and compliance teams.
Recommended next steps
Recommendations on further action: freezing request, criminal complaint, civil claim, regulatory filing, or asset recovery strategy.
Who it is for
Law firms and litigation teams
For preparing evidence, identifying a defendant’s assets, and supporting cross-border recovery processes.
Banks, payment companies, and compliance teams
For checking the source of crypto payments, assessing exchangers, identifying sanctions links, and analyzing recurring fraud schemes.
Investors and private clients
For tracing stolen or hidden crypto assets, investigating fraud, checking investment platforms, and assessing recovery prospects.
Companies involved in international payments
For assessing payment facilitators, OTC brokers, stablecoin settlements, and non-standard crypto payment schemes.
Corporate security and internal investigations teams
For investigating cases where an employee, director, or contractor may have used cryptocurrency to hide assets or move funds.
Engagement formats
Know more. Act faster.
If you are dealing with crypto fraud, have received a suspicious crypto payment, are assessing an exchange platform, or are looking for hidden digital assets, submit a request. TriTrace will review the initial data, define the possible scope of investigation, and recommend the most suitable engagement format.