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A public research database of cryptocurrency-related criminal proceedings in Nigeria — drawn from certified court records and adverse media intelligence.

Built from certified court records and adverse media intelligence

The Docket

22 fields. Every case. One system.

The structured taxonomy behind every record, built for compliance screening, research, and legal practice.

Identity05 fields
namestring

Primary legal name of subject

aliasesarray

Known aliases or alternate names

dobdate

Date of birth, where available

statestring

State of residence or arrest

record_typeenum

Court record or adverse media

Jurisdiction05 fields
courtstring

Court where the proceeding was heard

case_refstring

Official case reference number

judgestring

Presiding judge

charge_datedate

Date formal charges were filed

statusenum

Current proceeding stage

Financials05 fields
cryptostring

Cryptocurrency asset involved

walletsarray

On-chain wallet addresses

value_usdnumber

Alleged value in US dollars

value_ngnnumber

Alleged value in Naira

recovery_statusenum

Forfeiture or recovery outcome

Disposition and sourcing07 fields
offensestring

Nature of the alleged offense

outcomestring

Final disposition of the case

source_urlurl

Primary source citation

adverse_sourcestring

Media outlet for adverse reports

adverse_headlinestring

Headline from source report

adverse_publish_datedate

Date the report was published

adverse_categoryenum

Allegation taxonomy classification

22 fields  ·  4 categories  ·  one record at a time

What we are building

One database. Three pillars.

Research

Analytics and Local Attribution

Find key trends, statistics and entity attribution to make meaningful local compliance impact.

Database

Case Archives

Open courts should lead to open decisions. The cases should no longer sit in paper dockets. We are freeing them up for more real-world usefulness.

Mission

Transparency and Open Access

If we build our criminal database in public, we push darkness out further. Get insights on law enforcement prosecutorial data on crypto crimes.

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