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Preparing your blockchain forensics platform...
Preparing your blockchain forensics platform...
The step that turns a trace into evidence: court-ready forensic reports with a hash-chained chain of custody, Bates numbering, and a SHA-256 seal bound by methodology hash to the same record anchored in our audit log — independently verifiable from intake to filing.
Every report is SHA-256 sealed with a hash-chained custody log; the audit lineage is independently timestamped (RFC 3161) and anchored to Bitcoin via OpenTimestamps, and any reviewer can verify the seal from a browser — no account. Examiner Ed25519 signatures are rolling out.
A hash-chained audit log records every mutation — who did what, when, and what changed. Tamper-evident by construction: altering history breaks the chain, and the exhibit discloses the lineage.
Every report carries a SHA-256 seal. The public verifier refetches the document and recomputes the hash live in a browser — opposing counsel verifies without an account and without trusting us.
The audit lineage is Merkle-attested, independently timestamped under RFC 3161, and anchored to Bitcoin via OpenTimestamps — anchor states shown honestly, pending never presented as confirmed.
Self-authentication packaging with an examiner-of-record posture, legal certifications, and a full admissibility checklist. Self-authentication is not admissibility — and the report says so, on the page.
Professional document numbering for legal proceedings. Every page, exhibit, and attachment receives a unique sequential identifier for precise courtroom reference.
The verdict engine is versioned and deterministic — same input, same output. The methodology hash and the catalog state at generation time ship in the appendix as required reproduction inputs.
This list renders from the same template the report generator uses — the published spec cannot drift from the product. From the seal identifiers on the cover to the methodology hash in the appendix.
Alignment targets, not certifications. Self-authentication is not admissibility — admissibility is always the court's determination, and every report discloses this limitation explicitly.
Report templates for civil litigation, criminal referral, and regulatory response — every one sealed and independently verifiable
Asset tracing for fraud claims, partnership disputes, and recovery actions — fund-flow records and damages context with a full audit trail.
Evidence packages built for referral to federal and state prosecutors, with chain-of-custody documentation from first trace to seal.
SAR supporting documentation, enforcement-action responses, and compliance audit records — each grounded in the sealed run record.
Every report is SHA-256 sealed and independently verifiable in a browser — no account required. A free preliminary trace opens the record; engagements are scoped per matter on a Statement of Work.