FOLLOW THE
EVIDENCE.
Turn a wallet or transaction into a navigable case. Trace counterparties, inspect the sequence, and write down what the chain actually shows.
START AN INVESTIGATION ↗Make the chain
make sense.
Search an Ethereum address or transaction. Explore the returned page of transactions, then pin observations to a local case file.
ONE CLUE.
THEN THE NEXT.
Enter an Ethereum address or transaction hash. The desk resolves it against a public Blockscout instance.
Group the loaded transactions by counterparty. Select a node or ledger row to inspect the underlying event.
Add notes tied to a target, preserve your investigation locally, and export the case as JSON.
EVIDENCE NEEDS
A SOURCE.
Traceward is an independent interface. It requests publicly indexed Ethereum records from the Blockscout Ethereum explorer ↗. No Blockscout code is bundled here.
The graph is a first-page view of the returned transactions. Addresses are counterparties, not verified identities. Illustrative data is marked throughout; live requests display their source and fetch time. Browser notes are not onchain.