Keep the recovery matter and its fund-flow trace in one record.
Anvil keeps the matter, traces BTC and ETH fund flows, and writes the map back to the record.
crypto.trace · Sandbox uses synthetic matter data
One record for the matter and the trace
Keep the matter, trace inputs, status, and results together.
Keep the matter
Connect parties, judgment data, wallet inputs, jobs, trace maps, packets, ledger entries, and events.
Follow the fund flow
Trace BTC or ETH outflows across bounded hops.
Write back the result
Store wallets, flow edges, terminal addresses, and confidence-labeled hypotheses on the matter.
BTC and ETH fund-flow tracing
crypto.trace follows outflows across bounded hops and returns a structured map for review.
Wallets, chain, and hop limit associated with a matter.
Outflows followed hop by hop.
Native ETH and ERC-20 outflows followed across bounded hops.
Wallets, flows, terminal nodes, and confidence-labeled hypotheses.
Hypotheses require review. They do not establish custody, control, authority, or recovery.
The trace remains connected to the matter
Anvil ties each trace and result to the matter that requested it.
Parties, judgment data, and wallet inputs.
crypto.trace runs through the execution layer.
Wallets, flow edges, terminals, and hypotheses.
Result state and events remain available to connected systems.
A product institutions and developers can inspect
Review the contract, permissions, events, and SDK source.
Operations
Current dated contract across 11 resource groups.
Credential-bound
Authenticated requests resolve within the credential's organization.
Event types
Signed webhook delivery supports connected systems.
SDK languages
Python and TypeScript SDK source under Apache-2.0.
Materials for technical, institutional, and academic review
Start with the product. Inspect the contract.
Use synthetic matter data to review the trace flow, or contact Kinetic about institutional requirements.