Losing money to a crypto scam feels like everything just stops - no clear answers, no accountability, and no idea what to do next. Most victims are left to figure things out on their own, and many are told that recovery just isn’t possible. Worse still, some end up getting targeted again by shady “recovery agents” making empty promises.
At Financial Options Recovery, we don’t work on hope - we work on facts, strategy, and structured recovery actions. If we believe there’s a way forward, we’ll take it. And if we don’t, we’ll say so honestly.
We don’t promise miracles. But we do promise one thing: to bring your case into the light, and fight for a real outcome using the tools, people, and processes that actually work.
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Now, let us walk you through our efficient fund recovery process.
Every case starts with a conversation - direct, honest, and personal.
Many people come to us after being burned twice. First by the scam, and then by someone who claimed to help. Our role is to stop the cycle.
— Lead Analyst, Financial Options Recovery
Crypto transactions may be anonymous - but they’re never invisible.
We don’t just show you where your money went - we figure out what can be done about it.
Finding the trail is just the beginning. The next step is making sure the right people see it.
It’s not about sending threats - it’s about getting the right documentation to the right authority, in the right format.
— Recovery Counsel, Financial Options Recovery
This is where everything comes together—and where our process gets personal.
Throughout it all, you stay informed. We don’t make decisions behind your back. You’re involved, updated, and supported every step of the way.
We don’t follow scripts. We follow evidence.
The crypto fraud landscape is constantly changing, but the principles behind recovery stay the same: clear tracing, proper escalation, and a team that actually understands how these systems work.
We don’t outsource cases or hand them off to generic call centers. Everything we do is handled by people who know how to get results - and know when to say no, too.
Our job isn’t to give false hope. It’s to take real action where it counts. To know more you can go through real case studies of our clients.
Over the years, we’ve helped clients navigate all kinds of scams - from fake investment platforms to phishing attacks, social engineering, and more. In some cases, we’ve tracked funds to offshore exchanges. In others, we’ve worked hand-in-hand with law enforcement to take formal action.
Some recoveries happen quickly. Others take time. But every single case we take on is handled with focus, transparency, and professionalism.
We’re not here to say “trust us” - we’re here to show you why you can.
If you’ve lost money in a digital asset scam, reach us out. We’ll review your case at no cost. And if there’s a way forward, we’ll take it - together.
We assess each case during the initial consultation by reviewing the wallet activity, scam structure, and available documentation. If there’s no viable path to recovery, we’ll tell you up front—no false promises.
No. Your first case review is completely free. You’ll get an honest assessment, and if we believe recovery is possible, we’ll explain your options in plain terms.
Yes, crypto transactions can be traced - even across multiple wallets or chains. Recovery depends on where the funds were moved, whether they touched regulated platforms, and what legal actions can be taken. We’ve seen strong results in many such cases.
It varies. Some cases move quickly - especially when exchanges or banks cooperate. Others require regulatory filings or legal escalation, which can take weeks or months. You’ll always know where your case stands.
No, and you should be cautious of anyone who does. What we can guarantee is a serious effort, backed by evidence, legal support, and transparent communication from day one.
We’re a hands-on team. If we take on your case, we’ll act - whether that’s filing reports, contacting exchanges, or pursuing legal steps. You’ll never be left to navigate it alone.
Possibly. Time matters, but some funds remain in wallets or platforms for extended periods. If there’s still a digital trail, we can often work with that. It’s worth having us review the case, no matter how much time has passed.
