Wallet Scams & Phishing
Recover crypto stolen through fake wallet apps, seed phrase theft, clipboard hijacking, and phishing attacks.
Understanding Wallet Scams
Wallet scams and phishing attacks are among the most pervasive threats in crypto. Scammers create convincing fake wallet apps, impersonate legitimate platforms, and use sophisticated social engineering to steal private keys or seed phrases. Once they have access to your wallet, they can drain every asset in seconds.
Common tactics include fake mobile wallet apps on app stores, phishing websites that look identical to popular platforms, clipboard hijacking malware that replaces copied wallet addresses, and fake airdrop promotions that ask for seed phrase verification.
How We Help
Our Wallet Scam Recovery Process
- Emergency Asset Tracing: We immediately trace stolen assets on-chain to identify destination wallets and exchanges.
- Platform Subpoenas: Legal requests to app stores, hosting providers, and domain registrars to identify scam operators.
- Exchange Freeze Orders: Emergency court orders to freeze assets at receiving exchanges before they are withdrawn.
- Malware Analysis: Forensic examination of compromised devices to identify how the scam occurred and gather evidence.
- Cross-Border Legal Action: Coordinated legal strategy spanning jurisdictions where scam infrastructure is located.
Key Facts
- Phishing attacks account for over 40% of all crypto theft incidents
- Over 100,000 domains impersonating crypto platforms are registered each year
- Early reporting within 24 hours increases recovery chances by 3x
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