About ChainHint
Why ChainHint exists Crypto theft is a $6.7 billion problem. The tools to fight it cost $100,000 per year. ChainHint was built to close that gap. We're a crypto incident response platform for investigators, lawyers, compliance teams, and crypto companies who need enterprise-grade blockchain forensics without the enterprise price tag. What we do When crypto gets stolen, every hour matters. ChainHint gives you the tools to act fast:
Fund flow tracing across 11 blockchains — up to 6 hops deep, up to 2,000 addresses per trace 44M+ labeled addresses and 350,000 entities — exchanges, mixers, bridges, sanctioned wallets AI investigation reports with MITRE ATT&CK classification, timeline reconstruction, and recommended next steps PDF export formatted for law enforcement and legal proceedings OFAC sanctions screening on every address in the trace Address monitoring with real-time alerts
Who uses ChainHint Crypto lawyers building court-ready evidence packages without outsourcing to expensive forensic consultants. DeFi protocols responding to exploits in real-time — identifying exchange endpoints before funds are liquidated. Compliance teams at exchanges and fintechs running AML screening without a six-figure enterprise contract. Hack victims documenting incidents for law enforcement referrals and insurance claims. Pricing Three tiers. No sales call required.
Free — 1 investigation, 3 hops, basic report Investigator — $79/month. Unlimited investigations, 4 hops, full AI reports, PDF export Agency — $499/month. 6 hops, 2,000 addresses per trace, API access, 50 address monitoring slots
The founder ChainHint was built by Kir Kovalski — designer, builder, and someone who lost crypto to drainers more than once. The frustration of staring at a block explorer after a hack, with no tools and no clear path forward, is what started this. The goal is simple: give everyone access to the same forensics capability that was previously only available to governments and Tier-1 exchanges. Enterprise forensics. Indie price.