We help clients recover funds lost to crypto scams, fraudulent brokers, and online fraud, using real experience and a clear understanding of how these scams operate.
We’ve supported hundreds of clients across the U.S. and globally. Every case is different, and we focus on improving your chances with a practical approach.
You don’t pay anything to get started. Fees apply only when there’s meaningful progress, so you can move forward without added financial pressure.
Your case is handled with strict confidentiality. Personal and financial details are protected at every stage of the process.
Clear answers at every step. When recovery looks possible, we move forward. When it doesn’t, you’ll know early with proper guidance on next steps.
Scams don’t operate on a 9-to-5 schedule, and neither do we. Our team is always available to provide the support you need.
Victims of chargeback scams are often already dealing with a primary scam, making the second scam even more painful. We help:
We begin with a free review of your case, understanding the details, and guiding you on whether recovery is possible based on the specifics of your situation.
Using advanced blockchain analytics, our team traces stolen funds across wallets and exchanges, working to identify where your funds might have gone.
We take appropriate legal steps, reporting the fraud to crypto exchanges, notifying authorities, and tracking down scam networks in an effort to improve your chances of recovery.
While recovery can never be guaranteed, we explore every option and keep you updated as we work towards recovering your funds.
A chargeback scam usually follows a previous scam. Here's how they operate:
Scammers impersonate recovery firms, promising full fund recovery but requiring upfront payments. Once paid, they vanish.
They claim to reverse credit card or wire transactions but fabricate results and disappear with your fee.
These actors promise blockchain investigation services, but once you pay, they either ghost you or send fake "tracking" reports with no substance.
The scammer claims to be from a government agency, bank, or law firm helping you recover money, with forged IDs and documents.
You receive fake emails or texts claiming a refund is pending. Clicking the link or providing bank details leads to more theft.
Don’t wait, delays reduce your chances of recovery. Let our experts step in and fight for what’s rightfully yours.