Secure intake
Collect transaction records, wallet addresses, communications, and known identifiers.
How it works
From intake to findings, we trace lost funds, identify who may control them, and help pursue lawful recovery — with clear expectations and no false promises.
A transparent method
Collect transaction records, wallet addresses, communications, and known identifiers.
Structure the data and run continuous AI-assisted pattern and pathway analysis.
Professionals test flagged links, document sources, and identify open evidence gaps.
Receive a clear report for you and your authorized legal representatives to evaluate.
Prepare your records
Do not delete messages, accounts, transaction histories, or original files. Preserve what you have, even when it appears incomplete.
Professional judgment
Automated analysis can sort, compare, and flag large volumes continuously. Professional review is used to test relevance, document sources, explain limitations, and avoid treating a statistical pattern as a verified fact.
High-volume normalization and pattern detection.
Source review, judgment, and evidentiary caution.
Findings separated from assumptions and open questions.
When the trail keeps moving
A useful lead may not appear in the first review. Relevant accounts or wallets can remain inactive until funds move, touch a known service, or become connected to a new identifier.
Record the known pathway and establish the activity that matters.
Monitor relevant movement and compare new activity against the existing evidence.
Review new links before treating them as an actionable finding.
Prepare supported information for the appropriate recovery or reporting channel.
Fees & engagement
We start with a small initial fee to assess and trace. The larger fee only applies if funds are actually recovered.
Consultation and AI-assisted tracing to assess evidence and begin structured analysis.
Payable only on funds actually recovered. No recovery means no success-based fee.
Recovery is not guaranteed and can take weeks or longer. Successful tracing often depends on continuous monitoring until the responsible party makes an operational mistake or leaks identifying information. The usefulness of our work also depends on transaction records, jurisdictions, platforms, and the evidence available. Our findings support lawful recovery efforts; they are not a promise of outcome.
Start with the evidence
A confidential review can help determine whether the records available are suitable for structured tracing and lawful recovery.
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