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Crypto & Wire Recovery

Stolen digital assets traced across exchanges, mixers, and cross-border rails. We coordinate with chain analytics partners and exchange compliance teams to freeze and recover.

Typical timeline · 60–180 days

Investment Fraud

Ponzi schemes, fake brokerages, and pig-butchering scams unwound through forensic accounting, regulator coordination, and civil action with chartered counsel.

Typical timeline · 6–18 months

Account Restitution

Reclaim drained accounts and reverse unauthorized debits with bank-grade dispute handling, arbitration support, and direct claims through your card networks.

Typical timeline · 30–90 days

Wire Fraud Disputes

Reg E / Reg Z claims, ACH reversal coordination, and FinCEN escalation. We move quickly — the first 72 hours decide most outcomes.

Typical timeline · 15–60 days

Forensic Investigation

Chartered investigators trace counterparties, identify recovery targets, and assemble evidentiary files admissible in US, EU, and UK courts.

Pre-litigation discovery

Private Banking

Recovered funds returned to a NET Bank private account: FDIC-insured up to limits, with white-glove care, encrypted statements, and direct officer access.

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How we deliver

Discipline beats desperation.

i.

Triage first

Before we accept your case, we tell you what we believe is recoverable, what likely isn't, and why. No false hope, no soft-sell.

ii.

Specialist matched

Your case is assigned to the officer with the deepest experience in your specific harm — not the next person in queue.

iii.

Parallel pressure

We pursue civil, regulatory, and exchange-level actions simultaneously where appropriate. Speed compounds recovery odds.

iv.

Weekly contact

Status updates issued weekly, in plain English. You always know what's happening, what's next, and what's stalled.

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Not sure which service applies?

Open a case anyway. Our intake team will route you to the right specialist — or tell you, honestly, that we can't help.

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