Enter the wallet your crypto was stolen from. Faradius traces every hop of the stolen USDT, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tron or BNB, flags mixers and sanctioned addresses, and tells you the one thing that matters — whether the trail ends somewhere you can act.
Public on-chain data only · Triage, not recovery
No accounts to drain, no promises to break. You give it a wallet address; Faradius traces the stolen cryptocurrency — USDT, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tron, and BNB — and tells you the truth about where it went.
Enter the address that received your stolen crypto (USDT, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tron or BNB). That single input is all the trace needs.
Faradius walks the blockchain transaction by transaction, following the stolen cryptocurrency across wallets and bridges.
Each terminus is flagged: regulated exchange, mixer, sanctioned address, or dormant wallet.
One verdict, in plain language: whether the trail ends somewhere you and your counsel can act.
The complete path your stolen crypto took — from the drained wallet through every hop and split to where the coins sit now — with the amount, asset, time and a public-explorer link for each transfer. Nothing you can't verify yourself.
We follow the stolen crypto to the end of the line and label what it reached — in plain terms, with a confidence score and its source. Six outcomes, not jargon:
A timestamped, shareable record — reproducible and ready to forward to counsel or investigators.
We'd rather tell you a hard truth than sell you false hope. Read this before you start.
Faradius shows you where your stolen crypto went. It does not move, freeze, or return funds, and it never charges a cut of anything recovered.
We read the public ledger — the same data anyone can verify. We never deanonymise wallets or name the person behind an address.
Some trails terminate in mixers or sanctioned addresses with no actionable path. When that happens, we tell you plainly instead of stringing you along.