Elliptic has released Pulse, an AI-powered tool designed for law enforcement officers to analyze cryptocurrency wallet addresses and transaction hashes. By entering data into the system, officers receive a risk summary in plain language within seconds, eliminating the need for manual tracing or specialized technical expertise at the initial stage of an investigation.
The tool utilizes Elliptic's extensive dataset, which includes information on more than 65 blockchains, over 250 bridges, and more than 1 billion attributed addresses. This database identifies entities linked to sanctions or terrorism financing. Findings from Pulse can be integrated into the company's Lens platform for further analysis by specialists.
The company also introduced Decode, an AI agent aimed at streamlining investigative workflows. According to Elliptic, this tool is designed to reduce alert triage times by up to 50 percent. These developments are part of a broader initiative to provide frontline officers with tools for on-chain tracing and scam identification.
Elliptic has been actively collaborating with international law enforcement agencies. In mid-2026, the company worked with the Royal Thai Police to identify $520 million in suspicious flows across 32 networks and 400 wallets. Additionally, the firm participated in Operation Atlantic in 2026 and conducted training programs with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
