Control of an asset or company is unclear
The effective owner, nominees, and ownership chain need to be established.
We test one key hypothesis, asset, or route. We define the confirmation threshold, compare relevant sources, and show what has been established, what limitations remain, and how the result can be used.
Control of an asset or company is unclear
The effective owner, nominees, and ownership chain need to be established.
An asset or movement of funds must be traced
Its location, ownership form, and availability for legal action need to be established.
A specific supply route must be tested
Suppliers, intermediaries, re-export, and end use need to be connected.
We begin with one specific question. Who actually controls a company, where an asset is located, or whether an intermediary is linked to the final recipient.
When relevant, we also examine whether a shipment passed through a third jurisdiction. The resulting chain of facts confirms, disproves, or refines the original hypothesis.

A private investor placed USD 10.3 million. Transfers stopped, management disappeared, and the website became unavailable.
We reconstructed the system and its controllers, then traced the movement of funds to accounts and exchanges.
More than 80 percent of the assets were secured for legal action. The materials supported proceedings and recovery efforts.
Beneficial owners, nominees, and ownership chains.
Suppliers, intermediaries, re-export, and end use.
Location, ownership form, and evidence for recovery.
Wallets, exchanges, transactions, and real participants.
Conclusion on the key hypothesis
What is confirmed, what is disproved, and where evidence remains insufficient.
Map of relationships, assets, or route
A verifiable structure showing sources, participants, and material transitions.
Materials for the next action
Documents, limitations, and recommendations for proceedings, recovery, a transaction, or further review.
We compare corporate and registration records, litigation, procurement data, publications, and digital traces.
This can reveal intermediary companies, nominee owners, shared addresses, recurring directors, and discrepancies between document dates and actual events.

Testing a hypothesis for a claim, interim measures, or a dispute strategy.
Tracing property, movement of funds, and available recovery options.
Reviewing an owner, route, or sanctions-related connection.
An evidential basis for the next legal or cross-border step.
Describe the hypothesis, asset, or route that needs to be tested. We will propose a confirmation threshold, sources, and a working scope.