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1 How much did you lose?
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2 What type of scam were you involved in?
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3 Which cryptocurrency did you send?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can you actually recover stolen cryptocurrency?
In many cases, yes — partial or full recovery is possible. Success depends on how quickly you act, the amount lost, the type of scam, and whether you have transaction records or wallet addresses. Professional crypto recovery firms use blockchain forensics, legal tools, and law enforcement coordination to trace and recover funds. Cases reported within the first few months have significantly higher recovery rates. While no firm can guarantee 100% recovery, acting quickly and engaging specialists dramatically improves your odds.
How much does crypto recovery cost?
Reputable crypto recovery specialists typically work on a contingency or success-fee basis, meaning you pay a percentage of recovered funds — not upfront. Initial consultations are always free. Be cautious of any service demanding large upfront payments before beginning work, as this is itself a common "recovery scam." CNC Intelligence and similar licensed firms offer free case assessments with no obligation, so you can understand your options before committing to anything.
What types of crypto scams are recoverable?
The most commonly recoverable cases include: crypto investment platform fraud and trading bot scams, pig butchering / romance scams where funds were sent to identifiable wallets, fake exchanges or wallets that held funds before stealing them, NFT and DeFi rug pulls where perpetrators can be traced on-chain, and cases involving unauthorized account access. Recovery is harder when funds have been heavily mixed or converted to privacy coins like Monero, but blockchain forensics technology has advanced significantly and many seemingly untraceable transactions can now be followed.
How long does crypto recovery take?
The timeline varies considerably depending on case complexity. Simple cases with clear transaction trails and cooperative exchanges may see results in a matter of weeks. Complex international cases involving multiple transaction hops, mixing services, or uncooperative jurisdictions can take 6–18 months. The most critical factor is acting fast: the sooner you engage professional help, the faster funds can be flagged at exchange checkpoints before scammers liquidate them into fiat currency and disappear.
What is the minimum amount for crypto recovery?
Most professional recovery services have a minimum case value — typically $5,000 or more — because the cost of blockchain forensics, legal filings, and exchange negotiations must be proportionate to what is being recovered. Cases under $1,000 are rarely cost-effective to pursue professionally. However, you should still report any amount to the FTC at ReportFraud.ftc.gov, the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3.gov), and your local cybercrime unit — these reports help build the broader case against scam networks.