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Scan cross-chain bridge activity straight from your browser — Chrome, Edge, Firefox.
Independent third-party tool — not affiliated with Chainalysis, TRM Labs or Caudena.
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Scan bridges from your browser — plus a beta Chainalysis Reactor integration.
Permanent install (recommended)
Temporary install (developers)
Click the BIFROST icon in your browser toolbar to open it.
Paste a transaction hash or address and scan it across 70+ bridges — optionally filter by a specific bridge.
Any cross-chain activity is listed: detected bridge, source → destination chains, amounts, addresses and TX hashes.
In the extension popup, open the “Integrations” section (the chevron), then turn on the “Beta Chainalysis integration” toggle.
Then, in a Reactor graph:
Right-click a connection in the graph and choose "Scan with BIFROST".
The BIFROST submenu lists the bridge transfers — pick one or select all.
The BIFROST window shows the detected bridge, source → destination chains, amounts, addresses and TX hashes.
Two ways to plot the scan onto your graph. Node by node — click “+ Chainalysis” on the From/To row you want: Reactor’s search is prefilled and the matching result is outlined in gold; click it to add that node.
Or all at once — click “Reproduce full path →” to plot the entire trail in one click: every node, plus a labelled cross-chain hop annotation with arrows.
Under “Experimental” you'll find two optional Reactor tweaks. “Reproduce without full reload — SPA” re-renders the graph in place after a reproduce (handy on large graphs — no full page reload). “Auto-centre added clusters” drops each newly added cluster where you're looking instead of far off-screen.
In the extension popup, open the “Integrations” section (the chevron), then turn on the “Beta TRM Labs integration” toggle.
Then, in a TRM graph:
Right-click a transaction or connection and choose "Scan with BIFROST".
The BIFROST window shows the detected bridge, source → destination chains, amounts, addresses and TX hashes.
Click "+ TRM" on the From/To row: BIFROST opens TRM's "plot new element" panel and automatically adds the matching blockchain's address to your graph — no extra click needed.
A Caudena integration is coming next — the same scan-from-graph and add-to-graph flow you already know from Chainalysis and TRM. Stay tuned.
BIFROST is an independent third-party tool — not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Chainalysis, TRM Labs, or Caudena. All product names and logos are trademarks of their respective owners.
Data handling. The extension sends to bifrost-tool.eu only the single hash or address you explicitly choose to scan — exactly as if you pasted it into bifrost-tool.eu yourself. It never transmits your Reactor graph, session, case data, or anything in bulk. "Add to Chainalysis" uses Reactor's own API only.
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