Crypto scam cases
Review wallet addresses, transaction hashes, exchange records and the timeline surrounding suspicious transfers.
Start assessment →CoinTrack helps people affected by crypto and online scams organize evidence, review transaction details and understand realistic escalation and recovery options — without false promises.
Start with a few details. Never share private keys, passwords or seed phrases.
Every case begins with understanding what happened, what evidence exists and which organizations may be relevant to the next steps.
Review wallet addresses, transaction hashes, exchange records and the timeline surrounding suspicious transfers.
Start assessment →Organize records from fake brokers, trading platforms and investment schemes for a clearer case picture.
Start assessment →Cases involving fake companies, support agents, public figures, romance approaches or trusted-person impersonation.
Start assessment →Review payment trails and supporting records for bank transfer, marketplace and other online fraud scenarios.
Start assessment →Every case is different. Our process focuses on evidence, transaction information and practical escalation routes that may support the strongest available next steps.
Share the essential facts, loss type and available transaction details through our secure intake.
We review the information for completeness and identify what additional records may be useful.
Relevant wallet, exchange, payment and communication information is organized into a clearer timeline.
You receive an explanation of realistic options and relevant escalation paths based on your case.
Scam victims are frequently targeted a second time by fake recovery operators. Our intake is designed to avoid collecting credentials that nobody should ask you to disclose.
Complete the single-page assessment so we can understand your situation without requesting sensitive access information.
No. Recovery depends on the facts of the case, transaction path, involved institutions and jurisdiction. A legitimate service should not promise a guaranteed result.
Useful records can include transaction hashes, public wallet addresses, receipts, exchange records, emails, messages, website names and a timeline of events.
No. Never send us—or anyone claiming to provide recovery assistance—your seed phrase, private key or account passwords.
Your information is reviewed as a case intake. You can then be contacted to clarify details and discuss appropriate next steps.