They Took Your
Crypto Money.
Don’t Let Them Take Another Dollar.

If your funds are locked, your account is blocked, or you're being told to pay “taxes” or “fees” — it’s a scam. We help people like you fight back.

Tell Us What Happened.
We’ll Tell You What’s Possible.

Whether it was a fake app, a romance scam, or a recovery firm that tricked you again
— we know the tactics. Let’s figure out what can still be done.

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When the Platform Stops Responding
The Real Scam Begins

Tried to withdraw? Suddenly locked out.

That’s not a system delay — it’s the scam unfolding.

Wallet froze the moment you needed funds.

It’s not accidental. It’s how they keep control.

Everything worked — until it didn’t.

A frozen wallet is the first red flag. Don’t ignore it.

FAQ's

If your account was frozen, support stopped responding, or you’re being asked to pay “taxes” or “fees” to withdraw — yes, that’s a scam. Many fake platforms copy real brands like Coinbase or Crypto.com to appear credible.

This is a common tactic. Early withdrawals build trust so you invest more. Once you’re in deep, they freeze your account or create fake reasons to demand more money.

No. These are fake charges used to extract more money. Real crypto platforms never require upfront payments to release your funds.

Yes, but time is critical. The more information you can share now — wallet addresses, messages, transaction IDs — the better your chances of building a strong recovery case.

Unfortunately, recovery scams are increasingly common. While some funds can be traced, these scammers often operate offshore. However, a real team can investigate and still help you recover the original scam loss or build a legal strategy.

We don’t ask for large upfront payments. We don’t promise instant results. We start with a free case review, offer transparency at every step, and give you a plan — not pressure.

Yes. Blockchain tracing becomes harder the longer you wait. If funds are moved through mixers or converted, recovery becomes more complex. It’s best to act quickly while traces are still trackable.

Absolutely. Many scams now happen through messaging apps or fake group chats. If you have screenshots, wallet details, or usernames — we can use that as part of your case.

Impersonation is a huge part of modern scams. Fake login pages, cloned apps, and spoofed emails are used to trick even careful investors. You’re not alone — and yes, help is still possible.

Stop all contact with the scammers. Don’t send another cent. Gather all messages, emails, wallet IDs, and transactions — then submit your case for a free review. The sooner you act, the better.