AMLBot unveils AI Tracer self‑service tool for blockchain fund tracing

AMLBot, a crypto compliance and forensics firm, has launched AI Tracer, a self‑service platform that lets users trace stolen digital assets by entering a transaction hash, the relevant blockchain and asset type. The tool automatically maps fund flows across wallets and exchanges, producing visual graphs and audit‑ready reports that can be submitted to law‑enforcement agencies or cryptocurrency exchanges.

AI Tracer supports major networks at launch, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, TRON, Ripple, BNB Smart Chain and more than a dozen additional chains, and can follow visible cross‑chain movements. It offers free checks with limited queries and paid plans for higher‑volume analysis. The company emphasizes that the service does not recover funds, freeze assets or determine payment intent; it merely provides a starting point for investigations.

AMLBot says the average crypto thief gains about 20 hours before an investigation begins, and the fastest laundering can move funds in under three minutes. By automating the initial tracing phase, AI Tracer aims to compress that response window. The firm notes it has conducted over 5,000 full investigations and that its full‑service recovery operations achieve success rates of 60‑75% when victims act quickly.