Follow the funds
Map transfers, intermediary wallets, and consolidation points. Separate verified connections from address labels that still need confirmation.
Transaction mapping & timeline analysis
When digital assets are stolen, a clear picture starts with the transaction trail. Explore the evidence, understand the possibilities, and talk to our team about your next step.
Your keys stay yours.
No wallet connection. No seed phrase.
Public records.
Verifiable starting points.
Every situation is different. Choose the starting point that best matches what you need.
A practical approach to tracing digital assets and preparing evidence. On-chain visibility is a starting point, not a promise of recovery.
Map transfers, intermediary wallets, and consolidation points. Separate verified connections from address labels that still need confirmation.
Transaction mapping & timeline analysisBring transaction records, communications, and the incident timeline together in an organised, reviewable case file.
Evidence organisation & case preparationPrepare information for platform enquiries and official reporting. Freezing, seizure, and restitution require the appropriate authority and process.
Platform enquiries & reporting preparationUnderstand common ways digital assets can be lost and the information that may help clarify the next step.
Malicious approval requests can give another party permission to move tokens. Transaction records and the approval history can help establish what happened.
Scammers may pose as support staff to obtain access or persuade someone to transfer assets. Preserve the original messages and transaction details.
Keep the account name, messages, websites, wallet addresses and transaction records. Contact the relevant platform through its verified channels.
Assets can move between networks and services. Mapping the transaction path may help identify what can be verified and what remains unknown.
Record the relevant networks, transaction hashes, addresses and bridge transactions. A visible transaction path does not guarantee that funds can be returned.
Whether an incident can progress depends on its evidence, fund flows, platform procedures, and applicable jurisdiction.
Keep original transaction hashes, timestamps, network details, and communication records.
Review public transfers and distinguish verified connections from unconfirmed attribution.
Organise the timeline and ownership evidence for platform enquiries or official reporting.
Record tracing, freezing, seizure, and return separately, using official updates.
Amounts and outcomes come from the cited sources. Seizure, freeze, or recovery in one case does not predict what is possible in another.
Know what is possible.
Understand what remains uncertain.
No. Public transactions may be traceable, but preservation and restitution depend on fund flows, evidence, platform cooperation, jurisdiction, and legal process. A technical team cannot reverse blockchain transactions.
No. Initial preparation uses public transaction information. Never share a seed phrase, private key, verification code, or remote device access with anyone offering recovery services.
Preserve original transactions and communications. Contact platforms through verified channels and report the incident to the appropriate authorities. If your wallet may be compromised, follow your wallet provider's official security guidance.
News links refer to independent sources. The incident descriptions explain common situations and are not evidence of client results.
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Get in touch to discuss your situation and the next steps.
Never share your seed phrase, private keys, or verification codes.