Blockchain analytics firm Blocktrace is launching Fusion, an API that draws on blockchain datasets from other analytics firms.
Fusion will bring together blockchain datasets containing crypto wallet ID information from companies including Elliptic and Ciphertrace as well as more firms in the future.
Austin-based Blocktrace first come onto the crypto stage in 2015 when it was enrolled in a three-month program called Barclays Accelerator in London. Since then, it has largely been a service provider to the U.S. government, along with financial risk institutions, while keeping a relatively low profile.
With Fusion, however, the firm is going commercial.
„Our primary goal of announcing Fusion publicly is to gain the attention of crypto businesses and banks who are looking for a comprehensive crypto anti-money laundering solution,” said Blocktrace founder Shaun MaGruder.
In its announcement of Fusion, Blocktrace identifies „third-generation crypto laundering threats” facing authorities;
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