It’s simple: you submit a request through our website or contact us in any convenient way. We then provide a free initial assessment of your situation — reviewing documents, payment confirmations, correspondence, and evaluating the chances of recovery. If your case fits within our practice, we sign a formal agreement and begin the work. You’ll be informed at every stage — from the first contact to the return of funds to your account.

It depends on the specifics of your case — the amount involved, jurisdiction, recovery methods, and type of fraud. On average, the process takes between 14 and 90 business days.

We operate on a transparent model: payment is only due upon results and after signing a formal agreement. All terms are clearly outlined in writing.

You will work with a team of professional lawyers. We don’t hand cases over to “sales managers” or bots — every inquiry is handled manually, including international cases.

Yes. We strictly adhere to confidentiality requirements and comply with European data protection laws (GDPR).

We assist clients from Europe, Canada, Australia, Kazakhstan, the CIS countries, the Middle East, South Korea, and other regions. We handle cases across various jurisdictions and collaborate with international partners to provide the most effective legal support, regardless of the client’s country of residence.

Yes. We handle cases involving cryptocurrency scams, fake exchanges, DeFi projects, and other schemes. We assist in tracing transactions, contacting exchanges, and preparing legal requests.

That’s not a problem. We have experience handling cases across international jurisdictions and work with partners in various countries. The key is to collect the necessary documents in a timely manner and build the right legal strategy.

Even if the website is taken down and contact is lost, it’s not the end. We can use transaction traces, domain history, correspondence, and other evidence to build a strong case.

We comply with all information security standards and European regulations, including GDPR. All your materials are transmitted through secure channels and are never disclosed without your consent.

Yes. We often take on cases where a bank or other institution has already issued a refusal. Our legal team analyzes the reasons for the denial and develops a strategy that may include appeals, complaints to regulators, and other legal actions.

We work with both individual clients and businesses. Our practice includes protecting companies affected by B2B fraud, phishing, and theft of funds from bank accounts or crypto wallets.