SCAM & FRAUD RECOVERY SUPPORT

Lost funds.
Find clarity.

Understand your options.
Make your next move with confidence.

From investment scams to digital-asset fraud, bring the facts into focus. We help you build a clear case and assess the routes worth pursuing.

Confidential first contact Clear scope before action

After the uncertainty,
start with clarity.

Understand what happenedKnow the available routesStay informed at every step

THE SUPPORT YOU NEED

Different scams.
One clear starting point.

Every case has its own facts. We start with the transaction, the evidence and the people involved, so the next step fits your situation.

TRANSACTION REVIEW
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FROM CONFUSION TO CONTEXT

INVESTMENT & TRADING FRAUD

Make sense of
what happened.

Fake investment platforms, misleading brokers and promises that never materialised. Reconstruct the facts and identify possible recovery routes.

  • Payment and communication review
  • Evidence timeline and case summary
  • Options for escalation
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CONNECT THE RELEVANT DETAILS

CRYPTO & DIGITAL ASSETS

Follow the facts.
Find the next step.

Review wallet addresses, transaction references and the circumstances of a transfer to assess what can be documented and where it can be escalated.

  • Transaction and wallet references
  • Evidence for platform reports
  • Realistic recovery assessment
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PAYMENT RECORD
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A STRONGER RECORD OF EVENTS

PAYMENT & IMPERSONATION SCAMS

Put your evidence
in the right order.

From bank transfer scams to fake invoices and impersonation, bring the key information together for discussions with payment providers and relevant authorities.

  • Transfer and invoice evidence
  • Bank dispute preparation
  • Reporting and follow-up support
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FIND YOUR STARTING POINT

How did
the money move?

The payment route helps shape the review. Choose the closest match to see what information can support your assessment.

BANK TRANSFERS

Connect the payment
to the full story.

A transfer reference is one part of the picture. The recipient details, instructions you received and timeline help explain why the payment was made.

WHAT HELPS THE REVIEW
  • Transfer confirmation and date
  • Recipient details provided to you
  • Messages and any bank responses
What the assessment considers

How the available evidence supports a documented enquiry or dispute with the organisations involved.

Start with a bank transfer ↗An overview of the review process. Recovery depends on your circumstances.

YOUR CASE. YOUR DECISIONS.

You’ve dealt with
enough uncertainty.

You should know what the work involves, what it may cost and what it can realistically achieve before deciding to proceed.

Tell us what happened ↗
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Facts before promises.

A recovery assessment starts with evidence. Outcomes depend on the circumstances and cannot be guaranteed.

02

Your approval comes first.

Any proposed work, fees and limitations should be set out for you to review before you commit.

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A record you can follow.

Keep the relevant documents, actions and responses together, with a clear view of the next step.

A CONSIDERED APPROACH

From your first message
to a practical plan.

Start by telling us the essentials. We will review the information and clarify what further details are needed.

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YOUR CASE, IN FOCUS

START WITH YOUR STORY

Put the facts
in perspective.

Tell us what happened, how the payment was made and what steps you have already taken. We use this to establish the starting point for your case.

  • The timeline and parties involved
  • Payment method and transaction references
  • Existing reports or provider responses
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BEFORE YOU SHARE

Keep control
of your information.

A first assessment only needs a summary. Preserve your evidence and share sensitive documents through an agreed channel when they are needed.

A useful first message includes

  • ✓ The type of scam and approximate date
  • ✓ The payment method and amount involved
  • ✓ A short summary of what happened
  • ✓ Steps you have already taken

Keep passwords, wallet seed phrases, private keys and full card details out of your message.

YOUR QUESTIONS

A little clarity.
Before you begin.

Recovery depends on the details. We explain the scope before you decide what comes next.

Can you guarantee I will get my money back?+

No. Recovery depends on factors such as the payment method, time elapsed, available evidence and whether the recipient or assets can be identified. We assess possible routes and explain their limitations.

What types of cases can I submit?+

You can submit investment and trading scams, crypto-related fraud, bank transfer and payment scams, fake invoices or impersonation cases. The first review helps establish whether further work may be appropriate.

What will it cost?+

Submitting the initial form does not commit you to paid work. If further services are proposed, the scope, fees and terms will be provided for your review and agreement.

What information should I send first?+

A short summary, the approximate date, payment method and amount involved are enough to start. Please do not send passwords, full card numbers, wallet seed phrases or private keys.

Does a blockchain transaction mean funds can be recovered?+

A public transaction record can help document the movement of funds. It does not itself provide access to funds or establish that recovery is possible. The next steps depend on the broader facts and the organisations involved.

Do you replace my bank, the police or a lawyer?+

Our role is to help organise and assess a case and support appropriate follow-up. Payment decisions, investigations and legal action remain with the relevant institutions and authorised professionals.

YOUR NEXT STEP STARTS HERE

Tell us
what happened.

A confidential first contact to help us understand your situation and review the next steps.

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Only share a summary at this stage.
We’ll clarify any further information needed.

LET’S UNDERSTAND YOUR SITUATION

Your first step.

A short outline is enough to begin. We’ll explain any further information needed.

No commitment to paid work.

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