Law enforcement requests

We answer lawful process, not urgent-sounding emails.

This page is for investigators and prosecutors, and for customers who want to know what we will and will not disclose. Every request is authenticated and checked for legal basis before any data is released.

How to submit a request

Send requests to [email protected] from an official agency address. Requests from free mail services are not processed. Include:

Authority
Agency name, officer name, badge or file number, official phone and postal address
Legal basis
The warrant, production order, court order, or the equivalent power in your jurisdiction, attached
Identifiers
Account email, user ID, deposit address, txid or withdrawal ID
Scope
The specific records and time range needed. Requests for "everything" are narrowed or refused
Deadline
When you need the response, and whether a non-disclosure order applies

We may call back through a published agency number to confirm the request is genuine. Authorities outside our jurisdiction may be asked to use a mutual legal assistance (MLAT) channel.

What records may exist

RecordContents
AccountEmail, display name, sign-up date, registration IP
VerificationIdentity documents and face check, only if the user applied
TransactionsDeposits, withdrawals with destination addresses and txids, trades, swaps, stakes
AccessSign-in times, IP addresses and device information as logged
SupportChat history and files exchanged with support

We do not hold private keys to customers' external wallets, and we have no messages from apps we don't operate. Retention periods are in the Privacy policy.

What each kind of request can get

RequestTypical disclosure
Subpoena or production orderAccount and basic subscriber information
Court orderTransaction history and access logs for the stated period
Search warrantContents such as verification files and support chats

Exact thresholds depend on the law that applies to the request.

Freezes and seizures

We freeze balances on receipt of a valid freezing or seizure order. On a credible preliminary request (for example, stolen funds traced to a deposit address), we may place a temporary hold while the formal order is obtained; the hold lapses if no order follows within a reasonable time. Funds are released or transferred only as a court or competent authority directs.

Emergencies

If there is an imminent risk of death or serious physical harm, mark the email subject EMERGENCY and describe the emergency and why the data will help prevent it. We may disclose limited information without a formal order in that case, and the request is reviewed afterwards.

Telling the customer

Our default is to notify the customer before disclosing their data, so they can seek legal advice. We don't notify when a court order or statute prohibits it, when notice would put someone at risk, or when the account is involved in fraud against other customers.

If you are a victim, not an investigator

We can't release another person's data to you directly. Report the crime to your police, give them the txid and our deposit address from the blockchain record, and ask them to contact us using this page. You can also tell our support so we can check the deposit early.