Digital asset fraud support

Cryptocurrency Scams

Cryptocurrency fraud can involve fake exchanges, impersonation, romance or investment schemes, wallet compromise, and fraudulent recovery offers. Blockchain transfers are difficult to reverse, so fast evidence preservation matters.

Recognise the pattern

Common warning signs

  • A stranger offers investment coaching or guaranteed returns
  • You are told to move funds to a new wallet or platform
  • Withdrawals require another payment
  • Remote-access software is requested
  • A recovery agent promises certain results for an upfront fee

Protect your position

What to do next

01

Stop communicating with the suspected scammer.

02

Record wallet addresses, transaction hashes, dates, amounts, and exchange details.

03

Notify the exchange or wallet provider and secure connected accounts.

04

Report the incident to the appropriate financial and law-enforcement authorities.

How Equity Claims helps

Organise the case before taking the next step.

We review the information you provide, create a clear chronology, identify missing evidence, and explain the organisations that may need to be contacted.

We do not promise a recovery outcome. Options depend on the payment method, jurisdiction, elapsed time, available evidence, and the response of third parties.

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Tell us what happened.

Share the facts you have. We will explain sensible next steps without promising a particular outcome.

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