Paris, France – The atmosphere was electric at the Palais des Congrès last night as Blockchain Registry was honored with the prestigious "European Excellence in Asset Recovery" award at the 2025 Euro FinTech Security Summit. This highly coveted accolade recognizes the company's groundbreaking work in developing proprietary AI-driven tracing technology that aligns perfectly with the EU's digital finance strategy.
The judging panel, comprised of industry veterans, cybersecurity researchers from EPFL (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne), and former prosecutors from the Parquet National Financier, unanimously selected Blockchain Registry from a shortlist of over 50 European firms. The judges highlighted the company's exceptional success rate in resolving "cold cases" while maintaining strict adherence to European privacy standards.
TraceAI: European Innovation at its Best
At the heart of this success is TraceAI, Blockchain Registry's proprietary forensic engine developed in our Zurich R&D center. Unlike standard block explorers, TraceAI utilizes advanced machine learning algorithms to analyze behavioral patterns across the blockchain.
"Criminals leave fingerprints, even in the digital world," explained Dr. Elena Richardson, Chief Technology Officer of Blockchain Registry, in her acceptance speech. "TraceAI doesn't just look at where the money went; it looks at how it moved. It detects the subtle timing correlations and wallet clustering behaviors that identify a human operator behind a maze of automated mixers, all while ensuring our methods are fully transparent and admissible in European courts."
The technology has demonstrated a 98% accuracy rate in "de-mixing" transactions, a capability that has drawn praise from the European Banking Authority (EBA).
Setting the Standard for EU Compliance
This award comes at a critical time as the European Union cements its position as a global leader in crypto regulation through MiCA. Blockchain Registry's commitment to privacy-by-design and GDPR-compliant forensics positions it as the recovery partner of choice for institutions navigating the new regulatory environment.