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Use cases

When to trace funds — scenarios we built for

More than wallet drains: decode a suspicious transaction for $5, screen an address before you send, or run a full $20 case file when assets already left. Each card opens a pre-filled example on the trace hub.

Victims & families

Wallet drains, NFT drainer sweeps, and phishing setup txs — indexed into a verification checklist and share-safe brief.

Investigators & treasury

Outbound traces, CEX deposit follows, bridge hops, and wallet surveys — start from a fund-flow graph instead of manual explorer tabs.

Prevention

Single-transaction decode before you act, address screens, and approval audits — Revoke.cash on EVM, SPL delegate review on Solana.

Victim incidents

Coming soon

Coming soon

Protocol / contract exploit

One transaction, many victims — decode exploit-scale outflows (uses single-tx pipeline today).

On roadmap
Coming soon

Exchange hack — victim deposit trace

Trace victim deposits toward labeled hot wallets — emphasis on CEX path and abuse filings.

On roadmap

Bulk CSV screen, sanctions enterprise screen, protocol exploit templates, and LE export packages are on the roadmap. Contact us for early access.

Learn before you pay

New to on-chain tracing? Read How to trace funds on the blockchain, then see how Tracefunds works (Scope → Trace → Verify). Recovery services that DM you first are a common follow-on scam — see our recovery scam red flags guide. Terms: glossary.