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NAR · Nexora Assets Recovery

A digital-asset forensic investigation platform: blockchain tracing, legal strategy across jurisdictions and a private case-tracking portal for fraud victims. No promises of outcome: forensic rigor and honest communication. Live at nar.jsadsai.com.

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About the project

NAR · Nexora Assets Recovery

A digital-asset forensic investigation platform: blockchain tracing, legal strategy across jurisdictions and a private case-tracking portal for fraud victims. No promises of outcome: forensic rigor and honest communication. Live at nar.jsadsai.com.

The challenge

What needed to be solved

Victims of digital investment fraud face scattered evidence (emails, screenshots, wallets, transfers), high technical complexity (TXIDs, exchanges, blockchain traceability) and slow legal processes that cross jurisdictions — all while carrying the anxiety and uncertainty of not knowing their case's real status, which also creates operational overload for the legal team, who must answer the same questions over and over.

The approach

How we tackled it

We designed the product for a private case-tracking portal with two deliberately separate metrics: procedural progress (what legal-forensic phase the case is in) and recovery likelihood — never blended, to avoid creating false expectations. The product's language is calibrated to never promise outcomes ("funds under tracing," "pending judicial response") instead of claims the firm can't guarantee.

What was built

System components

Private portal with secure login and strict separation between cases

Timeline and legal-forensic phase status per case

Separate metrics: procedural progress vs. recovery likelihood

Reinforced security: encryption, MFA, audit logs, document access control

Just published · almost nobody knows it yet

Forensic tracing that only agencies had, now for any law firm or expert.

NAR is new and almost nobody knows it yet. It is not a blockchain viewer or a CRM: it is the first legal-forensic operating system that joins multi-chain crypto investigation with the procedural management of the case in court. When a victim reports through traditional channels, letters rogatory take 8 to 18 months to reach an exchange; NAR generates the freeze notice in minutes. jsadsAI built it so that this power does not depend on a state agency's budget.

Three options for every size of operation — monthly rental with no lock-in, white label and own platform — priced to cover maintenance and a small margin, far below what market forensic software costs. B2B rental starts at USD 199 a month via NCG.

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What it is

Crypto investigation and case management in one environment

NAR is designed for law firms, forensic intelligence agencies, banks and corporations. It locates stolen crypto assets through multi-chain BFS graphs, identifies deposit wallets at international exchanges and generates evidence packages mathematically sealed with SHA-256, admissible before prosecutors.

Technical expertise is useless if it cannot become a conviction and restitution. That is why NAR integrates the procedural management of civil, criminal, commercial and corporate cases: court filing, procedural log, immutable chain of custody under Law 527 and ISO/IEC 27037, a private portal for clients and fee settlement.

All with honest communication: NAR does not promise outcomes. It promises forensic rigor, traceability and a record response time from wallet ingestion to formal notification with expert validity.

Who it is for
  • Independent lawyers, private investigators and boutique firms that need to operate immediately.
  • Established law firms and cybersecurity consultancies that want the service under their own brand.
  • Banks, insurers, multinationals and agencies that require their own on-premise platform.
  • Digital-fraud victims who want to follow their case without depending on calls to the legal team.
What it includes

What your firm gets, exactly

The capabilities published on nar.jsadsai.com/plataforma, module by module.

Multi-hop BFS algorithmic engine

Traces funds across Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tron (USDT), BNB Chain and Solana simultaneously.

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Mixer detection and de-anonymization

Identifies entry and exit patterns in privacy protocols such as Tornado Cash through time and amount correlation.

Forensic directory of 30+ VASPs

Connection to the law-enforcement compliance channels of Binance, OKX, Kraken, Bitso, Bybit and Coinbase, among others.

"Fast-Freeze" notice generator

Standardized expert PDF notices with transaction tree and hashes to request urgent precautionary freezes.

Immutable chain of custody

Every document, screenshot and piece of evidence gets a time-stamped SHA-256 hash (Law 527, ISO/IEC 27037).

Court filing and procedural tracking

A procedural log for filings before prosecutors, civil courts and arbitration tribunals.

See the process ↗

Exclusive client portal

Clients sign in with two-factor or passkeys, see the status of their case and upload evidence without compromising the file.

Client portal ↗

Fee settlement and digital contracts

Per-case financial control, contingency fees, power-of-attorney signatures and service agreements.

Multi-screen forensic command center

Case files, live alerts on target wallets and telemetry of active court cases.

Admin panel ↗

On-chain graph explorer

Hop-by-hop reconstruction with amounts, drainer contracts (Permit2), intermediate wallets and destination.

Digital evidence vault

Per-tenant encrypted storage with hash validation to prevent chain-of-custody challenges at trial.

NAR Cyber Command CLI

Run real forensic commands on a simulated case to see how the internal engine works.

How it works

From the stolen wallet to the freeze notice

01

Ingestion

The wallet, transactions and initial evidence are loaded, hashed and time-stamped.

02

Multi-chain tracing

The BFS engine reconstructs the money trail through mixers, contracts and bridge wallets.

03

Destination identification

Deposit wallets are located at exchanges from the VASP directory.

04

Fast-Freeze notice

The standardized expert notice is generated and sent to the exchange's compliance channel.

05

Case management

Filing, court log, chain of custody and client portal through to restitution.

See the full process on NAR ↗

Plans and pricing

Three options for every level of operation

Published on nar.jsadsai.com/planes with a comparison matrix. No lock-in on the monthly rental.

Monthly rental

From USD 199 / month (via NCG)

Full multi-chain engine, Fast-Freeze notices, SHA-256 chain of custody and client portal. 50 GB, 250 GB or 1 TB vault. Cancel in any monthly cycle.

SaaS Cloud rental ↗

White label

Subscription (on request)

100% brand customization, own domain, letterhead notices with digital signature, emails from your server and 20 hours of forensic training. 4-hour priority SLA.

White label ↗

Own platform

Purchase + annual maintenance

On-premise or dedicated-server deployment, 100% sovereign database, continuous updates and a 15-minute critical SLA with NCG core engineers.

Own platform ↗

Prices will be adjusted with notice on the platform. A storage calculator is available on the plans page.

See all plans and prices on the platform ↗

Security and principles

Forensic rigor and honest communication

  • No promise of outcome. NAR documents, traces and substantiates; it never guarantees a recovery.
  • Admissible evidence. Law 527 of 1999, ISO/IEC 27037 and cryptographic time-stamping to prove the prior existence of evidence.
  • Strong access. WebAuthn passkeys and TOTP MFA for lawyers and clients.
  • Per-tenant isolation. AES-256-GCM encrypted vault per client; zero sharing of case files.
What it does not do (and we say so)
  • NAR is not guaranteed "crypto recovery": recovery depends on exchanges, prosecutors and judges.
  • NAR does not take or hold victims' funds.
  • NAR does not replace the lawyer or the expert: it gives them the system to work faster with armored evidence.
Frequently asked questions

What people ask about NAR · Nexora Assets Recovery

NAR is a legal-forensic operating system for digital asset recovery: it traces stolen funds on Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tron, BNB Chain and Solana, generates freeze notices for more than 30 exchanges and manages the court case with SHA-256 chain of custody. It belongs to the Nexora Capital Group ecosystem and was created by jsadsAI | José Santamaría. It is live at nar.jsadsai.com.

No. NAR works without promises of outcome: it provides forensic rigor, traceability and speed to request freezes, but recovery depends on exchanges, prosecutors and judges.

There are three options: monthly rental with no lock-in (from USD 199 a month via NCG, with a 50 GB to 1 TB vault), white label by subscription, and own platform with purchase and annual maintenance. The comparison matrix is at nar.jsadsai.com/planes.

Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tron (USDT), BNB Chain and Solana simultaneously, with detection of mixers such as Tornado Cash and hop-by-hop reconstruction.

Through a private portal (cliente.nar.jsadsai.com) with two-factor or passkeys, where they see the real status of their case and upload evidence without compromising the file.

Every document receives a time-stamped SHA-256 hash under Law 527 of 1999 and ISO/IEC 27037, designed to prevent challenges for broken chain of custody.

Current status

Live at nar.jsadsai.com, integrated into the Nexora Capital Group (NCG) ecosystem with federated identity and auditing.

Proven capability

Services this project demonstrates

These are not related topics: they are the systems actually built in this project, available as services.

Category: LegalTech · ForensicTech · digital asset recovery. To learn the full scope and how to apply a similar approach to your business, write to us — no strings attached.

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