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Bridges
Funds are locked on one chain and released on another. Interchange pairs the two transactions and shows both.
Follow the money across chains.
When funds leave a chain through a bridge or a swap, most tools lose them. Interchange keeps following and names every crossing. Public data only.
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Windows 10 and 11 · Public chains only · No account
Sample route: funds crossing four blockchains
Sample routejohndoe-03148.4000 BTC out of bc1q…d7xk on 14 Mar 2026, 09:12 UTC
- Funds
- Crossing
- In the app
- Bitcoin
- Solana
- Ethereum
- Arbitrum
- Tron
Where it ends: in the app
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1Wrapped assetBitcoin to Ethereum
- Took
- 52 min
- Arrived
- 8.3916 wrapped BTC
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2Swap poolEthereum to Tron
- Took
- 7 min
- Arrived
- 538,281 USDT
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3BridgeTron to Solana
- Took
- 3 min
- Arrived
- 537,635 USDT
- chains crossed
- 4Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tron, Solana
- Crossings
- 3each one named
- Total time
- 3 h 37 minfirst move to last arrival
- Lost to fees
- $4,1650.8% of the value
Following the fundsBridged to Solana. One stop left.
One route. Every crossing named.
Open a crossing and get the two transactions it joins, how long the money was in between, and why Interchange treats them as the same funds.
johndoe-0314Sample route
- Bitcoinbc1q…d7xk8.4000 BTC
- Ethereum0x71c4…3a9c8.3916 wrapped BTC
- TronTQ5n…k8Zp538,281 USDT
- SolanaWhere it ends: in the app537,635 USDT
2Swap poolEthereum to Tron
ConfidenceHigh
OutEthereum
- Transaction
- 0x9f2e…41b7
- Time
- 14 Mar, 10:31:07 UTC
- Amount
- 8.3916 wrapped BTC
- From
- 0x71c4…3a9c
7 min 15 sfee 0.55%
InTron
- Transaction
- c41d…e09a
- Time
- 14 Mar, 10:38:22 UTC
- Amount
- 538,281 USDT
- To
- TQ5n…k8Zp
Why these two are linked
- Both transactions carry the same public order id
- The amount matches after the pool’s 0.55% fee
- Paid out 7 min 15 s later, inside this pool’s usual window
Sample record. Every hash, address, amount and time here is invented.
Three ways money changes chains.
Interchange reads all three, tells you which one it was, and keeps the route in one piece.
Swaps
One asset goes in and another comes out, often on a different chain. Interchange follows the value, not the ticker.
Wrapped assets
A coin is parked on its own chain and a stand-in token is issued elsewhere. Interchange treats the two as the same money.
What it will not claim.
A route is evidence to check, not a verdict. Interchange reports what the public chains show and stops there.
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It links transfers, not people.
Two transactions are joined by public on-chain data and timing. That is all a link means.
amounttimingpublic record
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Every link states its confidence.
High, medium or low, with the signals behind it. A weak link is shown as weak.
Medium2 of 3 signals · sample
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No identities of private people.
Interchange shows addresses. It does not attach a private person’s name to one.
0x71c4…3a9can address, not a name · sample
Four questions before the first trace.
01
What does it read?
Public transactions on transparent blockchains: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tron, Solana and Arbitrum, plus the public records that bridges and swap pools leave on them. Nothing else.
02
Can it see private things?
No. Privacy coins such as Monero cannot be followed: they hide the sender, the receiver and the amount by design. Interchange also cannot see inside an exchange’s own books. When a route goes dark, it ends there and says why.
03
Where do the results go?
Nowhere. A route is built and saved on your PC as a file you can export. There is no account and no cloud copy.
04
Is this allowed?
Reading a public blockchain is what anyone can do by hand in a block explorer; Interchange does it faster. Follow each data source’s terms and your local law, and do not use it to harass anyone.
See where it ends.
Windows 10 and 11 · Public chains only · No account