Forensic research tools

Transaction Tracer

Use a blockchain transaction-tracing checklist for Solana, Ethereum and Bitcoin. Preserve identifiers, asset details, references and explicit research limits.

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Guided research / not automated verification

Follow the record. Keep the reasoning attached.

Transaction tracing is a sequence of supported comparisons. Start with one complete identifier, identify the relevant activity, and document why the next relationship matters. This tool guides source review; it does not automatically fetch histories or claim to follow every real-world fund flow.

Completing this checklist tracks your own review; it does not validate a transaction or identify an owner. Keep source URLs and retrieval times with your observations. The methodology and coverage disclosure explain the boundaries.

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Solana: inspect the instructions

Keep signatures and account roles distinct. A transaction can contain several instructions, so locate the element that supports the particular observation.

02

Ethereum: separate the layers

Distinguish transaction-level ETH value from token events and decoded contract activity. A summary label is not a complete execution record.

03

Bitcoin: follow outputs precisely

Preserve the earlier output referenced by an input and the output position relevant to the inquiry. Ownership and change identification remain separate interpretations.

Ready to inspect a source?

Begin with the
complete identifier.

The lookup prepares explicit external explorer links. A format match is not proof of existence or activity. Keep the network and source context visible when the external page opens.

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Make the method your own.

One good question changes the search.

Your next investigation
starts with one search.

Start with a public identifier. Check the network. Follow only the relationships your evidence supports.