Consortium

CryptoACTION’s consortium includes beneficiaries, affiliated entities and associated partners from 8 countries (Luxembourg, Greece, Cyprus, France, Germany, Finland, Moldova, Switzerland) uniting law enforcement, research, academia and technology providers.

EUROPEAN DYNAMICS LUXEMBOURG

EUROPEAN DYNAMICS is a leading Information Technologies service provider and software developer . The group designs, develops, supports and operates complex IT systems and commercialises a wide range of software products in the field of e-government, using state-of-the-art technologies. The company has over 15 years of experience in the R&D domain, with a track record of successfully bringing research results into commercial products made available to a variety of large organisations in more than 47 countries worldwide. Having established long-standing collaborations with universities, research institutes and R&D departments of industrial organisations complement our capacity for challenging technological innovation.

SCORECHAIN

Scorechain is a leading blockchain analytics and compliance provider headquartered in Luxembourg. Since 2015, it has supported financial institutions, regulators, and virtual asset service providers with solutions that enable effective risk management, transaction monitoring, and regulatory compliance across digital assets. By combining comprehensive blockchain coverage with robust reporting capabilities, Scorechain helps organizations strengthen their compliance frameworks and build trust in the digital economy.

HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE ENGINEERING

Hardware and Software Engineering Ltd (HSE) is an Athens-based SME specializing in Information and Communication Technology (ICT) solutions. Founded in 1999, HSE designs and develops enterprise software, data-driven applications, and decision-support tools for both the private and public sectors. Our expertise spans data management and governance, semantic interoperability, analytics, and AI-driven risk assessment. We deliver core business and transformative ICT solutions, including enterprise document management systems and platforms for the banking sector focused on personal loan and card management, KYC, and risk analytics. HSE actively participates in European R&I initiatives, contributing to multiple Horizon Europe projects and driving technological advancements through applied research and innovation.

IANUS TECHNOLOGIES LTD

IANUS Technologies (Cyprus) develops advanced dual-use software at the intersection of national security, cyber defence, and critical infrastructure protection. With a multidisciplinary team of PhDs, engineers, and software experts, the company delivers scalable, interoperable solutions ranging from command-and-control platforms to threat detection and GIS intelligence tools. Trusted by governments, defence forces, and homeland security agencies across Europe, IANUS combines strong R&D expertise with a track record in secure, mission-critical deployments, reinforced by active participation in Horizon Europe and EDF projects.

FUNCTORI

Functori is a French deep-tech SME specialized in blockchain technologies. We combine strong expertise in core protocol development (Tezos L1, rollups, Data Availability Layer), decentralized finance (smart contract auditing, arbitrage engines, advanced analytics), and tokenization (real estate, sports, and beyond). We develop open-source, high-performance tools and collaborate with both the public and private sectors on projects requiring trust, transparency, and scalability. With a team of experts in functional programming, formal methods, and blockchain infrastructures, Functori delivers cutting-edge solutions at the intersection of research, industry, and regulation.

AEGIS IT RESEARCH

AEGIS IT Research GmbH is a rapidly growing provider of innovative software solutions for the analysis of big volumes of data in the context of cybersecurity and law enforcement. With a focus on innovation, AEGIS is home to multidisciplinary team of experts, a participant in circa 40 Horizon projects and one of the top 20 participants in Digital Europe Projects.

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES INSTITUTE

The Information Technologies Institute (ITI) was founded in 1998 as a non-profit organization under the auspices of the General Secretarial of Research and Technology of Greece, with its head office located in Thessaloniki, Greece. Since 10.3.2000 it is a founding member of the Centre of Research and Technology Hellas (CERTH), also supervised by the Greek Secretariat of Research and Technology. ITI is one of the leading Institutions of Greece in the fields of Informatics, Telematics and Telecommunications

INSTITUTE OF COMMUNICATION AND COMPUTER SYSTEMS

The Institute of Communication and Computer Systems (ICCS) is a leading research organization affiliated with the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA), the oldest and most prestigious technical university in Greece. ICCS comprises over 40 research units and focuses among others on key areas such as distributed systems, cloud computing, blockchain technologies, data analytics, AI, and smart city applications.

CENTER FOR SECURITY STUDIES

The Center for Security Studies (Kentro Meleton Asfaleias – KEMEA), founded in 2005 by Law 3387, is a scientific, consulting and research organization overseen by the Minister of Citizen Protection, governed by common law and annually audited by chartered accountants. Its principal purpose is to conduct theoretical and applied research and studies, particularly at strategic level, on security topics and policies. Moreover, it is the think-tank of the Ministry of Citizen Protection on numerous policies such as public order, correctional services, terrorism prevention, crime prevention, integrated border management and civil protection as well as on various other security and societal issues; it also provides advisory and consulting risk-management services to an array of public and private organisations.

MINISTERE DE L'INTERIEUR

The French Ministry of the Interior is at the heart of the state's activities across the country, serving the needs and expectations of the French people in terms of safety and security, as well as governance, with the aim of promoting a coherent model comprising institutions, an electoral system, decentralisation, and administrative and territorial organisation. The French Ministry of the Interior ensures that local public law enforcement services are able to fulfil their duties of safeguarding people and property, and managing emergencies. Safeguarding the rights of our citizens means ensuring their security and protection against crime, day in, day out. The Police and the Gendarmerie Nationale cover a wide range of missions within the French Ministry of the Interior, from national offices to local criminal investigation units. Their staff combat all forms of crime, from minor acts of delinquency to organised crime, the underground economy, and trafficking of all kinds, as well as terrorism. This includes combatting any activity that could harm the fundamental interests of the nation. Essentially, this involves preventing and disrupting any activity on French soil that is inspired, undertaken or supported by foreign powers or organisations and that could lead to terrorism or threaten the authority of the state. The French Ministry of the Interior is also responsible for civil protection, which is in charge of relief and crisis management in France. It relies on 250,000 firefighters and national reinforcements that can operate throughout the country and overseas.

CIVIPOL

CIVIPOL is the international technical cooperation operator of the French Ministry of the Interior and is fully integrated into the Ministry’s external action framework. Combining the agility of a private-law entity with the authority of a public service, CIVIPOL designs and implements security cooperation programmes with partner states on matters of shared interest. These initiatives contribute to strengthening internal security at the national and European levels. Drawing on the expertise of its project managers and high-level specialists, CIVIPOL helps partner countries reinforce the core foundations of internal security, with the shared goal of creating a safer world. CIVIPOL also holds the chairmanship of the MILIPOL Economic Interest Group, organiser of the internationally renowned MILIPOL exhibition.

SISAMINISTERIO

The Ministry of the Interior is the ministry for internal security. The Ministry’s vision is a safe and secure society in all situations and the Ministry’s aim is for Finland to be the safest country in the world. Our objective is to keep people, property and the environment safe and for all people to live safe everyday lives without crime, accidents or other disruptions. To make this possible, the authorities need to be able to prevent as many crimes and accidents as possible and to provide assistance in emergencies quickly and effectively. The Ministry of the Interior prepares legislation concerning the police, rescue services, emergency response centre operations, border management, maritime search and rescue and migration. The Ministry of the Interior guides and directs the police service, and prepares related legislation. The purpose of police work is to ensure the safety of people and the environment.

HELLENIC MINISTRY OF ECONOMY AND FINANCE

The Hellenic Ministry of Economy and Finance is the government body responsible for managing Greece’s public finances. Its official scope includes the formulation and implementation of national economic and fiscal policies, public budgeting, taxation and customs policies, financial regulations, public asset and property management, and coordination of the overall national financial strategy. While monetary policy is primarily conducted by the Bank of Greece within the framework of the Eurosystem, the Ministry contributes to broader economic planning and policy coordination.

CYPRUS POLICE

Cyprus Police operates under the supervision of the Minister of Justice and Public Order and is responsible for wide range of duties, according to Article 6, for the maintenance of law and order, the preservation of peace, the prevention and detection of crime and the apprehension of offenders all in line with preserving the citizens' rights. Currently Cyprus Police follows the Chief’s strategic mission which is designed to encourage and improve police relations with the citizens, with the view of reducing crime and safeguarding human rights.

INSPECTORATUL GENERAL AL POLITIEI

The General Police Inspectorate is the central authority responsible for law enforcement in the Republic of Moldova, ensuring public safety, preventing and investigating crime, and maintaining social order through professional, ethical, and efficient policing practices. The GPI's main mission is to protect the rights and safety of citizens by enforcing the law with integrity, professionalism, and transparency, while fostering trust and cooperation with the community. Its vision is to create a secure society where citizens feel protected and confident in the capabilities and integrity of the police force.

UNIVERSITAT ZURICH

The UZH Blockchain Center (BCC) is a leading interdisciplinary research hub at the University of Zurich (UZH), officially recognised as a Competence Center in 2019. It is the largest academic initiative in Switzerland dedicated to blockchain and has gained global recognition as a renowned blockchain hub. With 24 UZH professors from diverse fields—including Business, Economics, Finance, Informatics, Law, and Mathematics—alongside 10 external professors, the center provides a unique multidisciplinary approach to blockchain research and innovation. UZH BCC has achieved top rankings globally, securing 1st place in Europe and 3rd worldwide in the Coindesk University Ranking – The Top Universities for Blockchain. The center actively collaborates with industry partners, develops cutting-edge research, and offers high-impact educational programs. Its influence extends to the policy level, as it has been repeatedly invited as part of official Swiss delegations, reinforcing its role in shaping the future of blockchain technology on both the national and global stage.

21 ANALYTICS

Founded in 2020, 21 Analytics was created to address the crypto Travel Rule while preserving the peer-to-peer nature of digital asset transactions. The company contributes to open standards, pioneered the AOPP protocol, and was the first Travel Rule solution provider to join TRUST, the world’s largest Travel Rule network.