Fund tracing
- Forward and backward graph, with time consistency.
- From an address or from the loss transaction.
- Which exchanges the funds reached.
- An address's counterparties.
- Path between two addresseswith limits
// blockchain intelligence and on-chain forensic tracing
Blockgence follows money across wallets and chains, identifies who addresses belong to and measures risk with explicit reasons. Every conclusion carries its source, its confidence and its method, and what couldn't be seen is declared.
// a real trace
The Libertify Exploiter, on Polygon: three hops forward from the address that exploited the protocol in July 2023. It's a public case, recorded on Sep 28, 2026 and replayed offline.
It's told step by step. The graph is the one the app draws for that trace, and it builds up with the app's timeline: each step shows what had happened up to that moment, and the side panel explains what happened. At the end you get the whole trace, with which crossing is proven, which read was cut and which amounts have no price at the date.
This site shows only on-chain facts and Blockgence's analysis. It doesn't publish USD values or third-party labels, because their licenses don't allow republishing them: amounts are in the token, and where there's no label of our own, the address is shortened. The app also shows USD at the date, labels with their sources and the risk.
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// what you can do
Four jobs in one tool: forensic investigation, compliance, victims of wallet thefts and response to protocol hacks. Anything marked «with limits» works under conditions the result declares.
// demos with recorded public cases
Two more public cases, recorded and replayed offline. Each demo says when it was recorded and what was left out.
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// how it works
The evidence has to be auditable by someone who doesn't trust the tool. That's why every result carries four things.
Every label says where it comes from, with what confidence and whether it was verified or is a heuristic. Risk comes with its reasons written out.
A failed source is never presented as «no data». A cut read, a sample or an amount with no price travel in the response.
Every link says whether a protocol id proves it or it's an inference, with its confidence. Demixing a mixer is a lead, never proof.
The evidence is sealed with sha256, replays offline and carries the version of the methodology it was built with.
// who it's for
Tracing, attribution and a case file with sealed evidence.
Screening with a recommendation and exposure by category, with the reasons.
The decoded exploit, the attacker, the laundering and the returns.
How the funds were taken, where they went and what can be frozen.
Evidence packages that can be verified without Blockgence's code.
The same functions through an API and an MCP connector.
// api
Everything the app does is in a REST API, with JSON errors and sealed evidence in every response. If a source fails, the response says so and it isn't charged.
The API and the MCP connector are enabled with the invitation.
$ curl -X POST $BASE/v1/trace \ -H "X-API-Key: $BKG_KEY" -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{"address":"0xfd2d…6d02","chain":"polygon","hops":3,"fanout":6}' { "seed": "0xfd2d…6d02", "chain": "polygon", "nodes": [ … ], "edges": [ … ], "degraded_sources": [ { "reason": "budget_exhausted", … } ], "truncated": true }
// request an invitation
For now Blockgence works by invitation. Tell us who you are and what you need to investigate: if it's a fit, we'll write to you with a link to create your account.
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// questions
It traces Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base, Optimism, BSC and Tron. On BSC, Base, Optimism and Tron there are limits the result declares: on BSC, for example, only outflows and recent data. Monero has screening against OFAC's list, without tracing. Bitcoin, Solana and the rest show up only as the destination of a crossing, with the arrival address: they aren't followed on the other side.
Not on its own. It shows where they went, what can be frozen today and builds the package to request it. Blockgence doesn't file requests with exchanges, issuers or authorities, and doesn't send anything on its own.
Only OFAC's SDN list, with its dated history: a delisted address is shown as such. The European Union, United Kingdom and UN lists aren't included.
Yes. They are public cases recorded on Sep 28, 2026 and replayed offline. They show on-chain facts and Blockgence's analysis; they leave out USD values and third-party labels, because their licenses don't allow republishing them.
For now access is by invitation. Tell us in the form what you need to investigate and we'll write back.
The request stores what you wrote, to answer you, and the campaign or site you came from (for example, “linkedin”): it doesn't store your IP or use cookies. The request is deleted after 90 days. If we invite you, your email stays tied to the invitation and to your account, and the account keeps that campaign or site. Visits to this site are counted without cookies or third-party services. The full detail is on the privacy page.