Investigate
Work out what a transaction did
Transaction explorer
Semantic, flow and raw views across 50+ mainnets, from EVM chains to Bitcoin, Solana, Tron, TON, Cosmos chains and Hyperliquid. Swaps, bridge legs, Safe executions and ERC-4337 user operations are decoded to what they did. Decoding depth varies by chain family, and you can upload ABIs for your own contracts.
Tracers and graphs
A tracer walks value flows up to eight hops from its seed addresses and follows bridges onto the next chain. Each run keeps a snapshot of the graph it found. Save a graph to a case, or share it by a link you can set to expire and revoke.
Cases and reports
Collect transactions, graphs and notes in a shared case your team edits together. Workflow steps can wait for sign-off from someone other than the author, and the finished case prints as a report.
Address and entity catalog
Entities, labels, tags and groups, each recording who added it. Your team's annotations stay separate from the platform catalog, so you always know whose information you are relying on.
Analyze
Search and chart decoded activity
Analytics explorer
Log-style search over decoded transactions. Filter on any decoded field, promote the useful ones to facets, and share the query as a URL.
Dashboards
Pin explorer panels to a dashboard to track protocol volume, activity on watched addresses, or how often a grouping rule fires.
Detections
Sandwiches, JIT liquidity, peel chains, address poisoning and dusting campaigns are flagged across transactions. Each finding links to the transactions behind it and is labelled as an inferred pattern, not proof of intent.
Contract explorer
Read a contract's state as of a chosen block, follow its proxy upgrade history, and check its source and ABI, for EVM contracts and Solana programs.
Automate
Pipelines, grouping, alerts
Pipeline builder
Chain steps for ingest, decoding, enrichment, grouping, rules and delivery, or start from one of 18 templates. Validate and dry-run a draft before it handles live traffic.
Cross-chain grouping
Fifty built-in recipes match bridge legs on CCIP message IDs, Wormhole VAAs, LayerZero packets, CCTP burns and IBC packets. A destination leg Authe has not seen is shown as not observed, never as failed.
Watches and alerts
Rules match decoded fields, enrichments and risk scores as transactions confirm and finalize. Alerts go to Slack, HMAC-signed webhooks, email, SNS or the in-app queue, with cooldowns for noisy rules.
Workspace as code
A Terraform provider with 61 resources and 82 data sources. Declare pipelines, tracers, rules, destinations, evidence policies and cases, and review changes like any other infrastructure.
Works alongside your screening tools
Authe's risk scoring flags exposure to addresses your catalog marks as sanctioned or as mixers. Those labels come from your team, the platform catalog and third-party providers; Authe does not ship a full sanctions list. Run it next to the screening service you already use, and bring its decoded evidence into your existing review workflow.