Crypto forensics company AMLBot this week rolled out a new AI-powered tool called AI Tracer, designed to let users trace stolen digital assets without needing specialist knowledge. The tool is meant to address a common pain point: once crypto is taken, victims often have no clear way to follow the money.
What AI Tracer does
According to AMLBot, the tool uses artificial intelligence to automate the tracing process. Users can input transaction details and the system will map the flow of funds across blockchains, flagging suspicious addresses and exchanges. The company says the tool is built for everyday crypto holders, not just compliance teams or law enforcement.
Stolen crypto has historically been difficult to recover without deep technical skills or expensive forensic services. AMLBot's move could lower the barrier for retail victims. The timing is notable: crypto thefts and hacks have continued to hit exchanges and individual wallets in 2026, keeping demand for tracing tools high.
AMLBot hasn't disclosed pricing or a full feature list yet, but the tool is already live. The company says it plans to release more details in the coming weeks. For now, anyone who's lost funds can try the AI Tracer through AMLBot's website.
