How the Information Review Works

Our process is designed to help you understand your options without creating unrealistic expectations.

1. Share a basic summary

Tell us what happened, when it happened, the organizations involved, and what records you still have. Do not send passwords, private keys, full card numbers, or remote-access details.

2. Organize the evidence

We help identify useful records such as transaction confirmations, account statements, wallet addresses, emails, messages, platform notices, and reports already filed.

3. Identify the right next step

Depending on the circumstances, the appropriate next step may involve your bank, payment provider, cryptocurrency exchange, platform, regulator, law-enforcement agency, insurer, or a qualified attorney.

4. Watch for follow-up scams

People who have already lost money are often targeted again. Treat any unsolicited promise of guaranteed recovery, secret access, or urgent payment as a serious warning sign.

What this service does not promise

No guaranteed recovery
No guaranteed timeline
No claim to be a government agency, bank, exchange, or law firm
No request for passwords, private keys, or remote access