Frequently Asked Questions

We primarily operate on a contingency basis, meaning we only take a fee if we successfully recover your funds. Our fee is a percentage of the amount recovered. Your initial consultation and case analysis are completely free.

Absolutely. We adhere to strict privacy protocols and non-disclosure agreements. All information you share with us is treated with the utmost confidentiality and stored securely.

The timeline varies greatly depending on the complexity of the case, the entities involved, and the payment methods used. Cases can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months. We will provide a realistic timeframe after our initial analysis.

We have one of the highest success rates in the industry and are confident in our ability to recover your funds. We also prioritize transparency throughout the process and will apply our full expertise to achieve the best possible outcome.

To build the strongest case, we need all available evidence. This includes transaction receipts, bank statements, all communications (emails, chat logs, messages), and any information about the fraudulent website or individual (URLs, wallet addresses, company names, etc.).

The sooner you act, the higher the chance of recovery. However, don't give up hope if some time has passed. Different recovery methods have different time limits. Contact us for a free consultation to see what options may still be available.

While we employ legal strategists, we are a full-service recovery firm. We specialize in the forensic investigation (like blockchain tracing) and the complex dispute processes with banks and payment processors, which is a different skill set than typical litigation. We work with legal counsel when necessary, but our primary focus is on the investigative and financial dispute side.

Yes, we evaluate all cases regardless of the amount. While some recovery methods are better suited for larger sums, we have strategies that can be effective for smaller losses as well. We will give you an honest assessment during your free consultation.

This is a common misconception. While cryptocurrency is pseudonymous, transactions are recorded on a public, permanent ledger (the blockchain). Our blockchain forensic experts can trace the flow of funds from your wallet to their destination, often identifying when they land at a regulated exchange where they can be frozen.

The first step is to contact us for your free, no-obligation consultation. Do not have any further contact with the scammers, as they often try to scam their victims a second time with "recovery fees." Gather all your evidence and let our professionals take over.