Serve process documents at their cryptocurrency wallet address.
Proven, verified and legally accepted – accompanied by an affidavit ready for service.
Critical litigation stalled by defendants hiding behind pseudonymous crypto wallets? Traditional service methods (personal, mail, email) are often impossible when physical and verifiable digital contacts are unavailable.
The inability to meet fundamental service requirements grinds your client's pursuit of justice to a halt, potentially risking statute of limitations issues.
Billable hours and client funds are consumed by investigative efforts that yield no viable service address, leading to client pressure and budgetary concerns.
Perpetrators exploit blockchain's pseudonymity, believing they are beyond the law's reach. This creates an uneven playing field and undermines the legal process.
Failure to effect proper service, or using methods deemed insufficient by the court, can lead to your case being dismissed or critical motions denied, damaging your client's chances and your firm's reputation.
Our Blockchain Service of Process offers an innovative, legally-sound way to formally notify parties identified only by crypto wallet.
Progress litigation against unknown defendants. We offer a viable service method when traditional service is impractical, ensuring due process.
Blockchain provides irrefutable proof of your service. We create permanent, timestamped records of notifications to the specified wallet address.
Our core service: a court-ready affidavit of service with supporting on-chain transaction evidence.
We understand that innovative service methods require a higher standard of proof. That’s why our Blockchain Service of Process is engineered from the ground up to be transparently verifiable and legally defensible.
Adhering to due process and court recognition of alternative service for unknown/pseudonymous defendants, our process ensures methods are 'reasonably calculated to provide notice' when traditional ones aren't viable.
Serving process in crypto demands technical and legal expertise. Our team bridges blockchain technology and legal evidentiary requirements.
Blockchain-based service of process is gaining global judicial acceptance, demonstrating its potential to meet due process requirements for serving elusive defendants via innovative methods like NFT notification.
For the unique challenges of serving unknown defendants in crypto cases, don’t rely on generic solutions. Choose a partner with dedicated legal and technical expertise.
We specialize in Blockchain Service of Process, unlike general e-discovery or tech companies. Our exclusive focus ensures legally sound crypto notification.
Failure to effect proper service, or using methods deemed insufficient by the court, can lead to your case being dismissed or critical motions denied, damaging your client's chances and your firm's reputation.
Billable hours and client funds are consumed by investigative efforts that yield no viable service address, leading to client pressure and budgetary concerns.
Concentrate on legal strategy. We manage all technical aspects of service and provide methodology declarations for your motion seeking alternative service.
This is a rapidly evolving area of law, but courts in several key common law jurisdictions have authorized or are considering service via blockchain notification when traditional methods are impracticable. Notable examples include:
While these precedents are encouraging, the legal acceptance often depends on the specific facts presented, a clear demonstration that other service methods are unworkable, and how well the proposed blockchain method satisfies due process.
Courts are increasingly recognizing the necessity for innovative service methods when traditional means are impracticable against unknown defendants in cryptocurrency cases. Service via blockchain notification has been authorized in pioneering U.S. cases (e.g., LCX AG v. John Doe, NY; Celsius Network LLC bankruptcy, SDNY). We provide support for your motion to the court, demonstrating how our method is ‘reasonably calculated to provide notice’ and aligns with these emerging precedents.
Our process is designed with due process as a core consideration. By directing notice to an active cryptocurrency wallet address linked to the defendant’s activities (especially if it holds disputed assets), the method is ‘reasonably calculated, under all the circumstances, to apprise interested parties of the pendency of the action.’ We provide comprehensive documentation of the service attempt to support this.
While actual viewing cannot be guaranteed (similar to service by publication), delivery to an active wallet address provides strong presumptive evidence of notification, especially if the wallet is associated with ongoing activity or holds assets the defendant is likely to monitor. The immutable blockchain record irrefutably proves the service attempt was made to the known digital address, which is often the only link to an otherwise anonymous defendant.
Minimal to none. Our service is a “done-for-you” solution. You provide the necessary case information and the target cryptocurrency wallet address; we manage all technical aspects of creating and delivering the blockchain notification and compiling the evidentiary support for your affidavit of service.
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