Recovery Process

How It Works

A clear process matters when recovery cases are already emotionally and financially difficult. Here is how we approach them.

Security workstation used to assess account and device risk
Security First Before recovery action, we assess account access, device risk, payment evidence, and communication records.
01
INT

Submit Your Case

Fill out the intake form with details of what happened, the amount lost, the platforms involved, and any documents or screenshots you already have. This gives us the factual base for assessment.

02
REV

We Investigate

Our team reviews the structure of the fraud, traces payment movement where possible, organizes evidence, and identifies the most realistic pressure points for recovery action.

03
ACT

We Take Action

Once the record is structured, we engage the right channels. That can include exchanges, banking pathways, authorities, legal partners, or platform-level escalation depending on the case.

04
REC

You Get Results

Where funds are successfully recovered, they are returned with documented handling. Even where recovery is partial or complex, clients receive a clear explanation of status and next steps.

What We Need From You
NAR

Your Story

Tell us what happened, when it happened, and the sequence of events that led to the loss.

DOC

Receipts & Screenshots

Statements, screenshots, emails, and chat logs often become the backbone of a workable recovery file.

TX

Transaction IDs

If crypto is involved, wallet addresses and transaction hashes can materially improve tracing precision.

Typical Timelines

Crypto Scam

Initial assessment: 24–48h
Tracing and escalation planning: 3–10 business days

Impersonation Fraud

Intake and evidence review: 1–3 business days
Channel action planning: 1–2 weeks

Bank Transfer Fraud

Urgent action window: immediate to 72h
Documentation follow-through: ongoing

Start Your Recovery

Ready to Start Your Recovery?

Submit your case details so the review desk can assess the evidence, payment path, and realistic next steps.

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