A web of chains. A thread of evidence.

Follow the thread
of the money.

TFA is being built to observe supported blockchains, trace fund movements and keep evidence others can check.

Early development. Public findings are not available yet.

SOURCETHREAD 01EVIDENCE BOUNDARYONE THREAD. EACH SOURCE.
TFA GLOBE · DESIGN CONCEPTFICTIONAL NODES / NO LIVE DATA
In development — Stage 1Public findings: not releasedDemo data: fictionalSee our progress →
The approach

Every thread needs a source.

The planned system connects observations to evidence, with clear limits on what each result can establish.

01

Watch

Collect supported observations and record which source they came from. Missing data stays visible.

How it works →
02

Trace

Follow a bounded path. Keep observed transfers separate from assumptions about mixed funds.

How it works →
03

Record evidence

Keep source records, rule versions and corrections together, so a result can be checked.

How it works →
Demo · made-up data

Follow one path.
See why it stops.

Step through a fictional transfer, inspect its source record, then explore a missing-history case and a correction.

Start the walkthrough

Illustrative relationships, not wallet addresses or real-world locations. The interactive TFA Globe is planned for Stage 3 private review.

Built in stages

Progress follows proof.

Each stage has acceptance checks and a review before the next. A public website is not a live monitoring network.

Stage 1Offline prototype

Current · validation continues

Stage 2Private observer

Next · requires live-data controls

Stage 3Private review

Evaluation + TFA Globe

Stage 4Public findings

Publication + dispute process

Stage 5Outside operators

Independent checks

Stage 6Network research

Testnet + separate coin decision

From the project

Latest updates.

All updates →

TFA has a home.

The project website, draft white paper and fictional walkthrough are available at tfachain.com.

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Stage 1: testing the foundations.

Offline checks cover bounded trails, missing evidence, corrections and duplicate records. Real-world accuracy remains unmeasured.

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