Crypto Wallet, NFT and Blockchain Access for Litigation, Research and Accounting
Truth in the Ledger.
Evidence
in Your Hands.
Transform raw blockchain data into court-ready intelligence. Leaguewell is the premier crypto wallet and NFT research platform designed strictly for high-stakes investigations, forensic accounting, and legal discovery. Verify wallet balances and activity with absolute precision.
Locate and Visualize Crypto Assets
Deep-dive into blockchain addresses or ENS domains. View comprehensive token balances in USD, monitor net worth, and analyze ERC-20/BRC-20 holdings with granular activity and P&L attribution.
Court-Ready Evidence Production
Search transactions by date range and blockchain to produce detailed receipts. These artifacts serve as verifiable evidence that can be scanned and validated by courts or third-party auditors.
Collaborative Project Workflow
Organize research by matter or purpose. Assign titles, custodians, and notes to specific projects. Invite team members to collaborate in real-time on unlimited projects with shared tags and findings.
NFT Research & Valuation
Analyze NFT assets and metadata from any wallet. Perform deep keyword searches and access ownership history with automatic, industry-standard verifiable valuations.
Analyze Historical Market Data
Create precision price charts for over 18,000 cryptocurrencies across custom date ranges to illustrate market fluctuations during specific forensic windows.
Private Node Exploration
Query over 20 blockchains securely. Our intuitive interface ensures your research footprint remains private while accessing wallets, contracts, and crypto price charts.
Blockchain Intelligence Archive
Access a filtered feed of relevant crypto news from 60+ outlets in 14 languages. Filter by keyword and date to match market events with wallet activity.
Wallet DNA Deep Forensic Analysis
Wallet DNA is a high-density forensic analysis tool designed for Leaguewell investigators. It aggregates multi-dimensional blockchain data and submits it through Gemini's generative AI models to construct behavioral profiles and radar visualizations.
Transaction Flowchart Generation
Leaguewell automatically maps the flow of designated blockchain transactions into clean, chronological diagrams. Visualize the chain of custody for your project with full screen presentation functionality to share with your audience.
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