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Wallsec is a specialized onchain forensics and blockchain analytics firm. We help individuals, corporations, and legal professionals investigate digital asset fraud by tracing illicit funds across multiple block explorers, wallets, and centralized exchanges. Our core service focuses on advanced cryptocurrency tracing, link analysis, and the construction of comprehensive, audit-ready forensic evidence reports. These structured reports are engineered specifically for use by law enforcement agencies, legal teams, and asset recovery specialists to support formal asset recovery efforts. Please note: Wallsec operates strictly as a technical intelligence and blockchain forensics provider. We do not provide financial advice, legal representation, or direct claims management services.
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No. 1 Forbury Place 43 Forbury Road, RG1 3JH, Reading, United Kingdom
- +44 20 3996 7980
- contact@wallsec.co.uk
- wallsec.co.uk
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