Every transaction leaves a trail. We follow it.

Sometimes, but it depends on the case. Recovery usually requires action by third parties such as exchanges, platforms or law enforcement. We don't recover funds ourselves. We trace where the assets moved and prepare clear documentation you can use for compliance requests, legal action or reports to authorities. We can't guarantee any outcome.

We start with the transaction details you provide, then map the movement of funds across wallets, smart contracts, bridges and exchanges. Automated tools help us process the data faster, and our analysts review and verify every result. You receive a report with transaction maps and supporting evidence.

The more detail you can share, the better. Typically we need the transaction hash, the wallet addresses involved, the blockchain or network, the date and amount of the incident, and a brief description of what happened.

It depends on the complexity of the case, including the number of transactions, wallets and networks involved. After reviewing your information, we'll give you a realistic estimate for your case.

When our analysis shows that funds reached a centralized exchange or custodial service, we document it with the supporting blockchain evidence. You can use this documentation, with your attorney if needed, to contact the exchange or file a report with the relevant authorities. Whether the exchange acts on a request is their decision, not ours.

No. Nobody can honestly guarantee the recovery of crypto assets. What we guarantee is the quality of our work: evidence-based analysis, clear reporting and confidential handling of your case.