Find investigative overlap before agencies work the same target in isolation.
Deconflict
gives verified law-enforcement agencies free deconfliction and secure coordination for investigations involving cryptocurrency wallet addresses and darknet monikers. Contribute identifiers, not case files or PII.

More than 2000+ law-enforcement agencies. One unified platform.
































Investigative Overlap Across Jurisdictions
Investigative overlap can remain hidden across jurisdictions.
Deconflict helps participating agencies identify when another agency may already be working the same target, before efforts are duplicated.
Operational Resources in One Platform
Operational Resources in One Platform
Deconflict provides a comprehensive set of resources for cryptocurrency investigations:
Identify Overlap. Coordinate Securely.
Deconflict helps investigators identify potential overlap involving wallet addresses and darknet monikers contributed by participating law-enforcement agencies.
When coordination is appropriate, verified participants can communicate through encrypted, auditable messaging.
Case integrity remains protected.
Identify Overlap. Coordinate Securely.
Technology That Supports Investigative Judgment
Investigators can evaluate potential overlap and continue appropriate coordination in a credentialed environment without exposing sensitive investigative information.
Technology supports investigators. It does not replace investigative judgment or legal process.
Identify Government Intelligence Connected to Your Investigations
Critical information connected to your investigations may exist across government agencies and official records, but identifying those connections can be difficult when information remains fragmented.
Receive automatic alerts when relevant government information is identified in connection with cryptocurrency wallets associated with your investigations.
Access supporting records, identify investigative connections, and coordinate with the appropriate authorities to determine next steps.

Receive automatic notifications when new information connected to your investigations is identified in official government records.
Identify information that may reveal previously unknown connections, provide additional context, and support ongoing investigations.
Review relevant government records and supporting information in one place, helping investigators coordinate with the appropriate authorities and determine next steps.
Professional training, included with access.
Every verified agency gets free access to Deconflict Academy. Build your understanding of digital assets, financial crime, and investigative practices, and earn a certificate for every course you complete.
Self-paced courses
Start with the fundamentals or explore subjects relevant to your experience. Work through the material on your schedule.
Weekly live sessions
Live, case-based training with open Q&A. Registered attendees receive the recording.
Investigator-led instruction
Courses are taught by investigators with firsthand experience in financial crime and digital asset investigations.
Custom agency training
In-person at your agency, as a virtual cohort, or tailored to your task force.
Certificate of completion
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Digital assets and blockchain
Courses are taught by investigators with firsthand experience in financial crime and digital asset investigations.
Financial crime education
Expand your understanding of emerging trends, common patterns, and the challenges facing investigators and compliance teams.
Digital investigation concepts
Explore how online activity and digital information relate to modern investigations, with an emphasis on professional context and responsible practices.
Open-source research
Learn to uncover, verify, and connect publicly available information to support investigations.
Free for Verified Law Enforcement
Frequently asked questions
What does access cost?
Access is free for verified law-enforcement agencies.
What information is required to participate?
Only wallet addresses and darknet monikers. No case details, no PII, no investigative narrative.
What information is used for Deconfliction?
Deconflict currently supports cryptocurrency wallet addresses and darknet monikers contributed by participating law-enforcement agencies.
What happens when there is a match?
A match identifies potential investigative overlap for investigator evaluation. When coordination is appropriate, verified participants can communicate through encrypted, auditable messaging.
Who participates in the network?
2000+ law-enforcement agencies across 40 countries participate in the Deconflict network.