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  • Ethereum
  • BNB Chain
  • Polygon
  • Arbitrum
  • Base
  • Bitcoin
  • OFAC SDN list
  • Known mixer addresses
  • FinCEN Travel Rule

Pricing

Start with one wallet.

Check a wallet free: a risk score and the top three flags, no card. Order the full report for USD 149, one time, when you need every flag. There is no subscription for TRACR reports.

Free wallet analyzer

See whether a wallet is worth a full report before you spend a dollar.

USD 0score + top 3 flags
  • Six chains: Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base, Bitcoin
  • 0-100 risk score
  • Top three flags, no card
  • Upgrade to the full report anytime
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No card, no signup wall.

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TRACR Standard

Automated on-chain risk report for one wallet, built for counsel and recovery work, not an opinion.

USD 149per report
  • Risk score 0 to 100 with every weighted flag
  • Volume, burst, large-transfer and failed-transaction signals
  • Counterparty count and wallet age
  • Check against a short list of known mixer and OFAC SDN addresses
  • Report page you can print or save as PDF
  • Report link emailed to you
Buy Standard, USD 149

Crypto via NOWPayments, card via PayPal. Non-refundable once produced unless damaged or defective.

Not on sale yet

TRACR Professional

The Standard report, plus a manual review of the automated findings, sent by email.

USD 349per investigation
  • Everything in Standard
  • Manual review of the automated findings
  • Manual review delivered within 3 business days of payment

Join the waitlist

We will email you once, when it opens. No other mail.

Parked outside the current build focus.

OFAC Watch

A separate BizLegal AI tool: watch your own list of addresses and entities against the sanctions lists every day.

USD 29per month
  • Daily diff of the OFAC SDN, UN and EU sanctions lists
  • Email alert the moment a new match appears
  • Possible matches, verify independently before acting
Set up a watchlist

USD 29 a month, billed on the hub via PayPal or crypto. A PayPal subscription renews monthly until you cancel it in your PayPal account under Settings > Payments > Automatic payments.

Pricing questions.

What is included in a TRACR forensic wallet report?

A TRACR report covers one wallet: a 0-100 risk score with every weighted flag behind it (transaction volume, bursts, large transfers, failed transactions, wallet age, counterparty count), a check against a short list of known mixer and sanctioned addresses, and activity metrics. It is a report page you can print or save as PDF, and the link is emailed to you. A Professional tier adding a manual review of the automated findings (Manual review delivered within 3 business days of payment) is not on sale yet; join the waitlist. Missing chain data is not clearance, and the report is not legal advice.

What blockchains and chains does TRACR support?

The wallet analyzer accepts Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base and Bitcoin addresses. Coverage depends on the public chain data available for that network; if none is returned, the report says so.

Is TRACR a replacement for Chainalysis or TRM Labs?

TRACR is a per-investigation tool for compliance teams, legal counsel, and asset recovery work that need a specific wallet screened, with an optional manual review. Chainalysis and TRM are subscription platforms optimised for exchange-wide transaction monitoring. TRACR complements them: use TRACR for a deep dive on a specific wallet and an enterprise platform for ongoing monitoring.

What does OFAC Watch add?

TRACR scores a wallet once, on request. OFAC Watch is a separate BizLegal AI tool at USD 29 a month: it diffs the OFAC SDN, UN and EU sanctions lists against your own watchlist of addresses and entities every day, and emails you the moment a new match appears. It is billed and run on the hub, not inside TRACR.

Check a wallet before you rely on it.

Paste an address into the free analyzer for a score and the top three flags. The full report with every weighted flag is USD 149, one time.

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