Follow the money on-chain.

Argos is our on-chain intelligence product. It is made for investigators and compliance teams who trace funds on Ethereum, and for integrators who want its data and query engine inside their own tools.

What you can buy

All on quote: tell us your use case.

Investigation platform

Address profiles drawn from several sources, fund-flow graphs from 1 to 10 hops, ERC-20 approvals, and transaction-level labeling of arbitrage, sandwich and liquidation activity.

ForInvestigators, compliance teams

Blockchain data

on request

The decoded history of a chain (transfers, internal calls) and enriched datasets (DeFi labels), delivered as exports or through the API.

ForAnalytics firms, data teams, researchers

Argos Engine

new

A query engine over the full transfer history of a chain: balances and flows of any address at any block, answered in milliseconds, on your own servers.

ForIntegrators, data platforms

AI interface

pilot

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server lets an AI assistant query Argos data. Public demo on a Tornado.Cash case.

ForTeams building investigation assistants

Analyses on request

service

Our analysts run the investigation for you and deliver a written analysis of the flows.

ForTeams without on-chain tooling
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Argos investigation graph on a timeline: funds followed hop by hop from relay addresses to exchange deposits and a mixerArgos investigation graph on a timeline: funds followed hop by hop from relay addresses to exchange deposits and a mixer
FIG. 1 · Relays, hops and exchange deposits on the timeline view
Argos case graph: mixer deposits on the left, withdrawals tied to one collector on the right, and the case chronology belowArgos case graph: mixer deposits on the left, withdrawals tied to one collector on the right, and the case chronology below
FIG. 2 · A case: mixer deposits, the withdrawals tied back to them, and the chronology

Integration and deployment

Platforms can license Argos and run it on their own infrastructure rather than build their own.

API and MCP

A programmatic API, and an MCP interface for AI assistants.

On your infrastructure

For agencies and regulated teams that cannot send data to a third party.

EVM-generic

Ethereum first; other EVM chains can be added for a project.

French and European

Functori is a French company, and the research behind Argos is funded by Bpifrance and the European Union.

Where Argos comes from

A Bpifrance research project

Argos was developed in a research consortium funded by Bpifrance and coordinated by Functori, with two academic labs and Tarides. Partners and budget

CryptoACTION

Argos is the crypto-analysis tool of CryptoACTION, a Horizon Europe project that includes law enforcement agencies. About the project

One proved algorithm

One of Argos's detection algorithms is machine-checked in the Rocq proof assistant, relative to transfer decoding, and was evaluated on 220,000 consecutive Ethereum blocks.

Questions

Which chains does Argos cover?

Ethereum mainnet. The core is EVM-generic, so other EVM chains can be added for a project.

Can Argos run inside our network?

Yes, it is designed to be deployed on your own infrastructure.

Can we buy the data only?

Decoded history and enriched datasets are sold on their own, as exports or through the API.

Can we integrate Argos into our own product?

Yes, under license, through the API or the engine on your servers.

How is Argos priced?

On quote, per project or per license.

See Argos on one of your own cases.

Send us an address or a transaction you are investigating. We will look at it with you in Argos.