Investigates
Plans the next question from what the previous answer established.
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Evidence-grade agentic investigation
A category defined by Vant
Evidence-Grade Agentic Investigation is an investigative model in which autonomous agents may plan, explore and challenge hypotheses, but only verified and reproducible evidence can establish a finding.
Victoria conducts digital asset investigations under HTMF Protocol, where AI explores, deterministic methods establish facts, and every conclusion remains reproducible, reviewable and challengeable.
What Victoria changes
Victoria separates investigative exploration from the deterministic methods allowed to establish a fact. Every conclusion retains the records, method, challenge and human decision behind it.
Plans the next question from what the previous answer established.
Builds the strongest competing explanation before a finding is accepted.
Re-runs established claims against preserved inputs and versioned methods.
The deliverable
One statement carries its level, method, preserved inputs, rejected alternative, re-computation result and human release status.
HTMF Protocol
HTMF gives every statement a declared evidence level and prevents uncertain claims from becoming operational conclusions without a documented method, challenge and named human validation.
Read about the HTMF ProtocolInstitutional applications
Each institution enters the investigation from a different point. The evidentiary discipline remains the same.
Material built to survive disclosure, expert challenge and cross-examination.
Blockchain intelligence for law enforcementAn investigation capability public institutions can inspect, challenge and govern.
Digital asset intelligence for governmentInvestigative depth behind suspicious flows, escalations and formal requests.
Investigation capability for exchanges and CASPsTechnical briefing