Connected intelligence sources
Ardence brings corporate, cyber, identity, dark web, financial, sanctions, and other intelligence into one investigation. Available providers can vary by customer and jurisdiction.
Blockchain intelligence and AI-assisted investigations for agencies and financial institutions.
TRM Labs provides blockchain intelligence for government agencies, financial institutions, and other organizations investigating digital-asset activity. Its offering includes Ardence, an AI investigation platform that connects intelligence sources and expert investigative methods in a reviewable inquiry. Analysts start with a question and a known signal—such as a person, organization, domain, IP address, email, account, or wallet—then examine relevant records and connections. Findings remain linked to their sources so investigators can assess the evidence and retain responsibility for conclusions. TRM Labs positions this work for both criminal investigations and digital-asset risk assessment.
Ardence brings corporate, cyber, identity, dark web, financial, sanctions, and other intelligence into one investigation. Available providers can vary by customer and jurisdiction.
Analysts can define a question and begin with a person, organization, domain, IP address, email, account, wallet, or another known signal.
Expert-tested skills and repeatable analytic methods help teams examine evidence, test connections, and apply specialist approaches across investigations.
Findings stay connected to the information supporting them, giving investigators a traceable, reviewable path from evidence to conclusion.
Ardence uses AI to pursue relevant connections and additional lines of inquiry, while investigators set the scope, review evidence, and own conclusions.
Reviewed findings can be used to draft legal process, submit asset freezes, or request infrastructure takedowns.
Law-enforcement and financial-crime teams can examine digital-asset activity, follow connections, and develop leads in cases involving scams, narcotics trafficking, or money laundering.
Cyber investigators can start with an indicator such as a domain or IP address and examine connected actors, infrastructure, and financial activity.
Financial institutions can review entity, address, and asset risk during onboarding and ongoing monitoring, with alerts set to organizational risk tolerance.
Teams can look beyond a listed person or organization to examine associated networks, funding, and relevant connections.
Examiners and revenue agencies can compare reported information with independent evidence about assets and activity.
The site describes use by government agencies, law enforcement, national security teams, financial institutions, enterprise security teams, and regulators or revenue agencies.
In Ardence, an investigator can define a question and scope using a starting point such as a person, organization, domain, IP address, email, account, or wallet.
Yes. Ardence keeps findings connected to their sources so investigators can review the evidence and trace the path from evidence to conclusion.
No. TRM Labs says provider availability varies by customer and jurisdiction, and supplemental terms may apply.
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