A transparent, step-by-step look at the AI-driven fund recovery process used by our Hong Kong-licensed legal team.
Every case follows a structured methodology designed to maximise the probability of asset recovery while maintaining full legal compliance.
You submit your case details through our secure, encrypted form. Within 24 hours, a senior analyst reviews the transaction history, identifies the blockchain(s) involved, and provides an initial assessment of recoverability.
We collect wallet addresses, transaction hashes, screenshots of communications with the fraudulent entity, and any KYC documentation you may have provided to the scam platform.
Our proprietary AI systems initiate a comprehensive on-chain analysis. Using graph-theory algorithms and address-clustering techniques, we trace the movement of stolen funds across:
When funds are traced to a centralised exchange, our legal team acts immediately. Depending on the jurisdiction, we file:
The final phase involves the legal return of assets. Depending on the jurisdiction and the cooperation of the exchange, funds can be:
Our team has experience recovering funds from a broad range of crypto fraud scenarios, including but not limited to:
Our AI tracing infrastructure combines several state-of-the-art capabilities:
For qualifying cases, we work on a success-based fee model — meaning you only pay a percentage of the recovered amount. There are no upfront legal fees for the recovery process. However, court filing fees and jurisdictional costs may apply.
The timeline varies significantly based on the complexity of the tracing, the jurisdictions involved, and the cooperation of the exchanges. Simple cases with funds on a major exchange can be resolved in 4–8 weeks. Complex multi-jurisdictional cases may take 3–6 months.
We generally accept cases involving losses of $10,000 USD or more. For smaller amounts, the legal costs may exceed the potential recovery. However, we encourage you to submit your details — every case is assessed individually, and exceptions are made based on the specifics.
The more information you can provide, the better. Ideally, we need: wallet addresses involved, transaction hashes, screenshots of communications with the scam platform, any KYC documents you submitted, and a timeline of events.