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What is Wallet Recovery?

Cryptocurrency wallet recovery is the process of restoring access to a digital wallet when the owner has lost their private key, seed phrase, wallet file, or password. Unlike traditional bank accounts, blockchain wallets have no central authority — if you lose access, there is no "forgot password" button. This is where our forensic specialists come in.

Common Scenarios We Handle

• Lost or forgotten seed phrase (12 or 24 words) — Including partial seed phrase reconstruction using cryptographic permutation methods
• Corrupted or damaged wallet files — wallet.dat corruption, partial file recovery from damaged hard drives
• Forgotten wallet passwords — Advanced decryption techniques for encrypted wallet files
• Old or abandoned wallets — Wallets created years ago with lost credentials
• Wallet software issues — Recovering from Electrum, Exodus, MetaMask, and 100+ wallet clients
• Deleted wallet applications — Forensic data recovery from device storage

Supported Wallets & Networks

We support all major wallets including MetaMask, Exodus, Electrum, Mycelium, Trust Wallet, Coinomi, Atomic Wallet, and custom wallet implementations. Networks include Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), Cardano (ADA), Polygon, Avalanche, BNB Chain, and 60+ others.

Our Recovery Process

• Step 1: Case Assessment — We evaluate your specific situation and provide a recovery probability estimate within 24 hours.
• Step 2: Secure Data Collection — You provide relevant files or information through our encrypted portal. We never require your full seed phrase unless absolutely necessary.
• Step 3: Forensic Analysis — Our team applies specialized tools including custom-built GPU-accelerated password crackers, cryptographic analysis, and blockchain tracing.
• Step 4: Recovery & Verification — Once access is restored, we verify the wallet contents with you before full handover.
• Step 5: Security Upgrade — We provide a full security audit and recommendations to prevent future loss.

How Long Does It Take?

Simple password recovery cases typically resolve within 24–72 hours. Complex cases involving partial seed phrases or corrupted files may take 5–14 business days depending on complexity. We provide regular status updates throughout.

What is Crypto Password Recovery?

When a cryptocurrency wallet, encrypted drive, or exchange account is protected by a forgotten password, specialized cryptographic tools are required to regain access. Our team uses advanced techniques that go far beyond simple brute-force methods.

What We Can Recover

• Encrypted Bitcoin Core wallet.dat files
• Electrum wallet passwords
• MetaMask vault passwords
• Encrypted PDF/ZIP files containing keys
• VeraCrypt and TrueCrypt encrypted containers
• Exchange account passwords (with account verification)
• Cold storage device PINs (hardware wallets)

Our Technical Approach

We deploy a multi-layered recovery methodology:

• Dictionary Attacks — Using domain-specific cryptocurrency wordlists built from millions of known patterns
• Rule-Based Attacks — Applying password pattern analysis based on human behavior studies
• GPU Cluster Processing — Our 200+ GPU cluster can test billions of password combinations per second
• AI-Assisted Pattern Recognition — Machine learning models trained on password datasets to predict likely variations
• Memory Forensics — Recovering passwords from RAM dumps, swap files, and browser data where applicable

What We Need From You

To begin a password recovery case, we typically require the encrypted wallet file or relevant data. We operate under strict NDA and never retain your files after case completion. You'll receive a full data destruction certificate upon request.

What Happens During a Crypto Account Hack?

When a cryptocurrency account is compromised, attackers typically gain access through SIM-swap attacks, phishing, malware, compromised API keys, or social engineering. The attacker then moves funds to their own wallets as quickly as possible, often through multiple hops to obscure the trail.

How We Recover Hacked Accounts

• Immediate Blockchain Tracing — We begin tracking stolen funds across the blockchain in real-time, identifying wallet clusters and exchange deposit addresses
• Exchange Liaison — Our legal team contacts exchanges where stolen funds may be deposited, requesting emergency freezes
• Law Enforcement Coordination — We prepare comprehensive forensic reports for submission to cybercrime units globally
• Account Restoration — Working with platform security teams to restore legitimate access and reverse unauthorized transactions where possible
• Civil Recovery — Connecting clients with specialist crypto litigation attorneys for cases where legal action can compel asset return

Success Factors

Recovery success increases significantly when:

• You contact us within 24–48 hours of the hack
• Stolen funds are traceable to centralized exchange deposit addresses
• You can provide account logs, transaction records, and communication history
• The hack occurred on a regulated exchange operating in a cooperating jurisdiction

Immediate Steps to Take

If you've been hacked right now: (1) Do NOT move any remaining funds — this can complicate tracing. (2) Screenshot all transaction history immediately. (3) Change passwords and enable 2FA on all related accounts. (4) Contact us immediately via WhatsApp.

Exchange Recovery Overview

Cryptocurrency exchanges can restrict or freeze accounts for various reasons: KYC failures, suspicious activity flags, regulatory compliance issues, inheritance disputes, or platform insolvency. When your funds are trapped on an exchange, specialized advocacy and technical expertise are often required to recover them.

Scenarios We Handle

• Frozen Accounts — Accounts suspended due to KYC/AML flags or compliance reviews at Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, Bitfinex, and others
• Deceased Account Recovery — Helping estates recover digital assets from exchange accounts of deceased individuals
• Bankrupt Exchange Claims — Filing creditor claims with FTX, Celsius, Voyager, BlockFi, and other insolvent platforms
• Identity Verification Issues — Resolving account lockouts caused by identity document mismatches or verification failures
• Disputed Transactions — Initiating dispute processes for unauthorized transactions or exchange processing errors
• P2P and OTC Disputes — Recovering funds from failed peer-to-peer or OTC transactions

Our Exchange Network

We maintain formal and informal relationships with compliance and security teams at: Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, Bitfinex, Bybit, OKX, Huobi, Gemini, and 30+ regional exchanges. This enables us to escalate cases beyond standard customer support channels.

Legal Support

For cases involving insolvency or significant disputed amounts, we connect clients with our network of specialist crypto litigation attorneys across the US, UK, EU, and Singapore.

What is Hardware Wallet Recovery?

Hardware wallets are physical devices that store private keys offline. While extremely secure, they are vulnerable to physical damage, PIN lockouts, firmware corruption, and manufacturing defects. When a hardware wallet fails, specialized forensic techniques are required to access the stored keys.

Common Hardware Wallet Issues

• PIN Lockout — Too many failed PIN attempts causing the device to wipe itself
• Physical Damage — Water damage, fire damage, crushing, or component failure
• Firmware Corruption — Failed firmware updates causing the device to become unresponsive
• Lost Seed Phrase — Device is accessible but seed phrase backup has been lost
• Display Failure — Screen damage preventing PIN entry or seed phrase verification
• Obsolete or Discontinued Devices — Accessing funds from devices no longer supported by manufacturers

Supported Devices

We support all major hardware wallet brands including: Ledger Nano S/X/S Plus, Trezor Model One/T/Safe 3, KeepKey, BitBox02, ColdCard, Foundation Passport, NGRAVE Zero, Jade, and more.

Our Hardware Forensics Process

• Non-Destructive Analysis First — We begin with non-invasive methods to avoid any further damage to the device
• Chip-Level Extraction — For severely damaged devices, we perform microcontroller-level data extraction in our ISO-certified clean room
• Cryptographic Reconstruction — Using extracted data to reconstruct private keys and seed phrases
• Secure Transfer — All recovered assets are transferred to your new secure wallet

Mobile Wallet Recovery Explained

Millions of people store cryptocurrency in mobile wallet apps such as Trust Wallet, MetaMask Mobile, Coinbase Wallet, and others. When a phone is lost, stolen, factory-reset, or when an app is accidentally deleted, the wallet and its private keys may appear to be permanently gone. Our mobile forensics team specializes in recovering this data.

Recovery Scenarios

• Deleted Wallet Apps — Recovering wallet data from device storage after app deletion
• Factory Reset Devices — Data forensics on factory-reset iOS and Android devices
• Broken or Water-Damaged Phones — Chip-off data extraction from physically damaged mobile devices
• Forgotten App Passwords or PINs — Bypassing or recovering app-level security on mobile wallets
• Cloud Backup Recovery — Extracting wallet data from iCloud, Google Drive, or device backups
• SIM and Account Recovery — Restoring access to exchange apps tied to inaccessible phone numbers

Supported Platforms & Apps

We support recovery on iOS (iPhone) and Android devices for all major wallet applications including Trust Wallet, MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, Exodus, Atomic Wallet, imToken, Blockchain.com Wallet, and 50+ others.

Time is Critical

For factory-reset or deleted app scenarios, the sooner you contact us the better. When a device is reset or an app is deleted, the data isn't immediately erased — it's simply marked as available space. Continued device use can overwrite this data permanently. Stop using the device and contact us immediately.

Our Story

The founding of Aegis Recourse came from a deeply personal place. Our founders had witnessed firsthand the devastating impact of losing irreplaceable digital assets — not just financially, but emotionally. They understood that behind every locked wallet was a real person: a retirement savings plan, a business investment, years of accumulated value. They set out to build the world's most capable and ethical asset recovery firm.

Our Team

Our multidisciplinary team of 35+ specialists includes:

• Blockchain Forensic Analysts — Certified by Chainalysis, CipherTrace, and Elliptic
• Cryptographic Engineers — PhD-level specialists in applied cryptography and key recovery
• Cybersecurity Investigators — Former law enforcement and intelligence professionals
• Legal Advisors — Specialist crypto and digital asset attorneys in 12 jurisdictions
• Hardware Forensics Specialists — Engineers trained in microelectronics and chip-level data extraction

Our Values

• Integrity First — We only take cases we genuinely believe we can help with. We never take fees for cases with no realistic recovery path.
• Radical Transparency — Clients receive honest probability assessments and regular case updates.
• Confidentiality as Standard — Every case is protected by NDA, and we maintain military-grade operational security.
• Client Empowerment — We don't just recover assets; we educate clients to protect them in the future.

Certifications & Memberships

Aegis Recourse holds certifications and memberships with the Blockchain Intelligence Group, the Global Blockchain Business Council, Chainalysis Certified Investigator Program, and the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE).

Contact Us

📧 recover@aegisrecourse.org | 💬 WhatsApp: +1 (585) 759-2760

Case Study 1: $2.1M Bitcoin Recovery — 2025

A high-net-worth investor had stored 22 BTC on an old laptop that suffered a catastrophic hard drive failure in 2021. After four years of failed attempts with other firms, they contacted Aegis Recourse. Using advanced chip-level data forensics and proprietary file reconstruction tools, we recovered the complete wallet.dat file and all 22 BTC — then valued at $2.1 million — within 11 days.

Case Study 2: Exchange Hack Recovery — 2025

A small business owner had their Binance account compromised via a SIM-swap attack. $87,000 in crypto was transferred out within 15 minutes of the attack. Aegis Recourse initiated blockchain tracing within 2 hours and identified that a portion of the funds had been deposited to a major exchange. Working with the exchange's security team and providing law enforcement-grade forensic documentation, $71,000 was successfully frozen and returned to the client.

Case Study 3: Partial Seed Phrase — 2024

A client had written down their 24-word seed phrase but water damage had destroyed 6 of the words on the paper. With only 18 words, standard recovery tools couldn't help. Our cryptographic team deployed a custom GPU-accelerated algorithm designed for partial BIP39 seed phrase reconstruction. After 72 hours of computation, we identified the complete 24-word phrase and restored access to a wallet containing 8.4 ETH.

Case Study 4: FTX Bankruptcy Claim — 2024

Following the FTX collapse, a client with $340,000 trapped on the platform was unsure how to file a creditor claim. Aegis Recourse provided full claim management support, filed a comprehensive creditor petition, and represented the client in the bankruptcy proceedings — resulting in a partial recovery payout ahead of schedule.

Case Study 5: Ledger PIN Lockout — 2024

After incorrectly entering the PIN on their Ledger Nano X three times, a client's device wiped itself. They had lost their recovery sheet. Our hardware forensics team performed a non-destructive internal memory analysis and successfully recovered the seed entropy, enabling complete wallet restoration with 1.6 BTC and $24,000 in altcoins.

How much does recovery cost?

Our fees are structured on a case-by-case basis depending on complexity, asset value, and the technical methods required. We provide a full fee quote following the free initial assessment. We never charge assessment fees — you only pay if you choose to proceed.

Is my information safe with you?

Absolutely. All client data is encrypted using AES-256 at rest and TLS 1.3 in transit. Every team member operates under strict NDA. We are GDPR compliant and follow ISO 27001 information security standards. We do not store client data beyond case completion without written consent.

What are my chances of recovery?

It depends entirely on your specific situation. During the free assessment, we provide an honest probability estimate. We do not take on cases where recovery is not realistically achievable — it would be a waste of your time and ours.

How long does recovery take?

Simple cases (password recovery, accessible wallet files) typically take 24–72 hours. Complex cases (hardware forensics, partial seed phrases, exchange litigation) can take 1–4 weeks. We provide regular updates throughout the process.

Do I need to send you my device?

For most software-based recoveries, no physical device is required. For hardware wallet forensics involving physical damage, we may ask you to securely ship the device to our forensics lab. We provide prepaid insured shipping and a signed chain-of-custody receipt.

Will you need my full seed phrase?

In most cases, we do NOT require your full seed phrase. We use the minimum information necessary. Our security protocols are designed to protect your assets throughout the process. We will only ever request specific information strictly needed for your case.

What if recovery fails?

If we cannot recover your assets, you owe us nothing for the recovery attempt itself (assessment and agreed-upon processing fees may apply depending on the engagement structure). We provide a full technical report explaining what was attempted and the outcome.

Are you available for urgent cases?

Yes. For hacked accounts and time-sensitive cases, contact us immediately via WhatsApp at +1 (585) 759-2760. Our emergency response team operates 24/7.

Do you work internationally?

Yes. We serve clients in over 60 countries. Our team operates across multiple time zones and we have legal affiliates in the US, UK, EU, Canada, Australia, Singapore, and UAE.

The 2026 Crypto Security Landscape: Threats You Need to Know

March 2026 · 12 min read

As blockchain technology matures, so do the threats targeting crypto holders. In 2026, we are seeing a convergence of AI-powered phishing, sophisticated smart contract exploits, and increasingly bold SIM-swap operations. This comprehensive overview covers the top 10 threats facing crypto investors this year and the countermeasures that actually work.

Understanding BIP39: Why Your Seed Phrase is Both Your Greatest Protection and Greatest Vulnerability

February 2026 · 15 min read

The BIP39 seed phrase standard is used by virtually every major wallet. Understanding exactly how it works — and how its mathematical structure can sometimes aid in recovery — is essential knowledge for every serious crypto investor. We break down the cryptography in plain English.

The Complete Guide to Hardware Wallet Security in 2026

February 2026 · 14 min read

Hardware wallets remain the gold standard for long-term crypto storage, but many users make critical security mistakes. This guide covers proper setup, seed phrase backup strategies, PIN security, firmware updates, and what to do if your device is stolen or damaged.

How Blockchain Forensics Actually Works: A Deep Dive

January 2026 · 18 min read

Blockchain's pseudonymity is often mistaken for anonymity. Our forensic team explains the cluster analysis, exchange deposit tracing, and OSINT techniques used to track stolen cryptocurrency — and why this matters for your recovery case.

Crypto Inheritance: Planning for the Transfer of Digital Assets

January 2026 · 10 min read

An estimated $10+ billion in cryptocurrency will become permanently inaccessible due to inadequate inheritance planning in 2026. Learn how to structure your digital estate to ensure your assets reach your beneficiaries — without creating security risks in the process.

The Rise of AI-Powered Crypto Scams: How to Protect Yourself

December 2025 · 8 min read

Scammers are now using AI-generated deepfake videos, cloned voices, and personalized phishing messages to trick even experienced investors. Learn to identify the red flags and protect your assets from this new generation of fraud.

DeFi Security: Evaluating Protocol Risk Before You Invest

November 2025 · 13 min read

DeFi offers extraordinary opportunity — and extraordinary risk. This guide provides a practical framework for evaluating smart contract security, audit quality, team reputation, and protocol architecture before committing capital to any DeFi platform.

Security · March 2026 · 8 min read

What is a SIM-Swap Attack?

A SIM-swap attack (also called SIM hijacking or port-out scam) is when an attacker convinces your mobile carrier to transfer your phone number to a SIM card they control. Once they have your number, they can bypass SMS-based two-factor authentication on your exchange accounts, email, and other services — enabling full account takeover within minutes.

How Attackers Execute SIM Swaps

• Social Engineering Carrier Staff — Calling customer support with enough personal information (obtained via data breaches or OSINT) to convince a rep to make the swap
• Corrupt Insider Access — In some cases, attackers bribe carrier employees directly
• Phishing for Account Credentials — Gaining access to your carrier online account to initiate the swap without calling
• Port Fraud — Initiating a fraudulent number port to a different carrier

The Red Flags

You're being SIM-swapped right now if: your phone suddenly shows "No Service" or "SOS Only" when it normally has signal; you stop receiving calls and texts; you receive unexpected carrier notifications about account changes; or you're suddenly locked out of email or exchange accounts.

Defensive Steps That Actually Work

• Set a SIM Lock PIN with Your Carrier — A mandatory PIN/passcode required for any account changes. Available from all major US carriers.
• Switch to App-Based 2FA — Replace SMS 2FA with Google Authenticator, Authy, or a hardware security key (YubiKey) everywhere possible
• Use a Dedicated Email for Crypto — A separate email account, secured with a hardware key, used only for exchange accounts
• Freeze Your Credit Reports — Prevents new account openings that attackers might use
• Remove Your Phone Number from Exchange Accounts — Use authenticator apps instead of SMS for all crypto-related 2FA
• Alert Your Carrier Immediately — If you suspect you're being swapped, call your carrier immediately and request an emergency SIM lock

What to Do If You've Been SIM-Swapped

Call your carrier immediately to reclaim your number. Then: change all passwords from a device that wasn't connected to compromised accounts, contact exchanges to freeze accounts, and contact Aegis Recourse if funds have been moved.

Recovery · February 2026 · 10 min read

Understanding BIP39 Seed Phrases

Most cryptocurrency wallets use the BIP39 standard, which generates a seed phrase of 12 or 24 words drawn from a fixed dictionary of exactly 2,048 words. This phrase encodes the master private key from which all wallet addresses are derived. The mathematical structure of BIP39, while designed for security, also creates pathways for partial reconstruction when some words are known.

How Partial Recovery Works

Each BIP39 seed phrase includes a checksum — a mathematical verification mechanism baked into the last word (or words). This checksum means that not all word combinations are valid seed phrases. This dramatically reduces the number of combinations that need to be tested when some words are missing.

• 12-word phrase with 1 missing word — 2,048 combinations. Recoverable in seconds.
• 12-word phrase with 2 missing words — ~4 million combinations. Recoverable in minutes with our GPU cluster.
• 24-word phrase with 3 missing words — ~8.5 billion valid combinations. Recoverable in hours to days.
• 24-word phrase with 4–6 missing words — Billions to trillions of combinations. Feasibility depends on additional context.

Additional Recovery Factors

Recovery becomes significantly more viable when you remember: approximate positions of missing words; any letters the missing words started with; the wallet type and approximate creation date (narrows derivation paths); or if you have any associated wallet addresses (enables verification of candidate phrases).

What You Should NOT Do

Never enter your partial seed phrase into any online tool or send it to unverified parties. Scammers specifically target people who have lost seed phrase words, promising recovery in exchange for the words they do know — and then draining the wallet. Always verify the legitimacy of any recovery service before sharing any wallet information.

Exchanges · January 2026 · 7 min read

Why Exchanges Freeze Accounts

• KYC/AML Compliance — Incomplete identity verification or flagged documentation
• Suspicious Activity Detection — Automated systems flagging unusual trading patterns or deposit sources
• Regulatory Orders — Government or law enforcement requests to freeze specific accounts
• Security Holds — Exchange-initiated holds following detected security anomalies
• Fraud Investigations — Account held pending internal or external fraud investigations
• Tax Compliance Requests — Some jurisdictions require exchange cooperation on tax investigation holds

Immediate Steps to Take

1. Document everything: screenshot all account balances, transaction history, and any freeze notifications. 2. Submit a formal support ticket referencing the specific issue. 3. Gather all identity documents — passport, proof of address, source of funds documentation. 4. Do not attempt to create a new account with the same exchange — this often triggers permanent bans.

The Escalation Pathway

Standard customer support is usually ineffective for account freeze cases. The pathway that works is: formal written appeal → compliance department escalation → legal demand letter → regulatory complaint (where applicable). Aegis Recourse handles this escalation process professionally, leveraging our established relationships with exchange compliance teams.

Timeline Expectations

KYC-related freezes typically resolve in 5–15 business days with proper documentation. Complex compliance or regulatory holds can take 30–90 days. Bankruptcy-related freezes follow court timelines.

Hardware · December 2025 · 9 min read

How Hardware Wallets Store Data

Hardware wallets store private keys in a secure element chip (SE) or microcontroller unit (MCU). These components are designed to be highly resilient — they can often survive conditions that destroy the outer casing, screen, and buttons of the device.

Recovery After Water Damage

Water damage is the most common hardware wallet emergency we see. If your device has been submerged: DO NOT attempt to turn it on — this is critical. Remove it from water, gently dry the exterior, and place it in a bag of dry rice or silica gel packets. Contact us immediately. Our team will guide you through safe shipping. Water-damaged devices have an approximately 75% recovery success rate when they reach us without being powered on.

Recovery After Fire or Heat Damage

Fire creates more complex challenges, but the secure element chips in hardware wallets can survive temperatures up to 400°C in many cases. Our lab can perform chip-off extraction — physically removing the storage chip from the damaged PCB and reading it directly using specialized equipment in our cleanroom facility.

Recovery After Physical Crushing or Impact

If the device casing is cracked or crushed but the PCB appears relatively intact, data recovery success rates are high. Even with significant board damage, individual chips can often be recovered and read using our micro-soldering and forensic reading equipment.

The Chip-Off Process

Chip-off extraction is a complex forensic procedure performed in our ISO-certified cleanroom. It involves: non-destructive assessment under microscopy; micro-soldering to extract the storage chip; programming a custom interface adapter; reading raw flash memory data; and cryptographic analysis to reconstruct private keys. This process is non-reversible, so it is only performed after all less invasive methods have been exhausted.

Fraud · November 2025 · 6 min read

The New Generation of Crypto Phishing

Classic email phishing with obvious spelling mistakes is largely gone. Today's crypto phishing attacks are polished, targeted, and psychologically sophisticated.

Spear Phishing

Attackers research targets on social media and data breaches before crafting personalized messages. You might receive an email from what appears to be your exchange, mentioning a recent transaction by amount and date, asking you to verify via a cloned login page. The level of personalization makes these extremely convincing.

Fake MetaMask and Wallet Popups

Browser extensions that mimic MetaMask or inject fake wallet connection popups into DeFi sites. When you "connect your wallet," you're actually signing a transaction that transfers all your assets to the attacker.

AI Deepfake Scams

In 2025, attackers began using AI-generated video calls impersonating exchange representatives, financial advisors, or even friends. These deepfake calls are used to convince victims to share seed phrases or transfer funds to "verification wallets."

Discord & Telegram Impersonation

Fake admins in crypto project communities send direct messages claiming to fix "wallet sync errors" or offer exclusive whitelist spots — then request seed phrases or wallet access.

How to Protect Yourself

• Never enter your seed phrase anywhere online — no legitimate service ever needs it
• Bookmark exchange URLs and only access them from bookmarks, never email links
• Use a dedicated browser profile for all crypto activity
• Enable hardware key (YubiKey) authentication on all exchange accounts
• Verify any support contact through official channels before responding
• If something feels off — it probably is. Stop and verify independently.

DeFi · October 2025 · 11 min read

How DeFi Exploits Work

DeFi protocol exploits typically fall into several categories: flash loan attacks, reentrancy vulnerabilities, price oracle manipulation, access control flaws, and bridge exploits. In each case, an attacker identifies a flaw in the protocol's smart contract code and exploits it to extract funds that don't belong to them.

Is Recovery Possible?

The honest answer is: it depends. Unlike centralized exchange hacks, DeFi exploits involve immutable blockchain transactions. However, recovery pathways do exist:

• Attacker Makes Mistakes — Many exploiters make operational security errors that allow their real identity to be traced through on-chain analysis and OSINT
• Funds Move to CEX — When stolen funds eventually reach a centralized exchange for cash-out, law enforcement subpoenas can freeze and return them
• White Hat Negotiation — Some protocol exploiters accept bounty negotiations in exchange for returning the majority of funds (this is increasingly common)
• Protocol Bug Bounty Claims — If you identified the vulnerability and reported it, you may be entitled to compensation
• Insurance Protocol Claims — If you held coverage on Nexus Mutual, InsurAce, or similar DeFi insurance protocols, you may have a valid claim

Blockchain Tracing in DeFi Cases

Our forensic team uses advanced cross-chain tracing tools to follow stolen funds through token bridges, DEX swaps, mixing services, and multiple wallet hops. This trail, documented in forensic-quality reports, forms the foundation of any law enforcement or civil legal action.

What We Need to Begin

To evaluate your DeFi recovery case, we need: the affected wallet addresses, the protocol involved, the approximate date and time of the exploit, and any transaction hashes you have. Contact us for a free initial assessment.

Last updated: January 2026

Information We Collect

We collect information you provide when submitting a recovery request, including name, email, phone number, and case details. We collect only what is strictly necessary to evaluate and execute your recovery case.

How We Use Your Information

Your information is used solely to assess and execute your recovery case, communicate case updates, and comply with legal obligations where required. We do not sell, share, or monetize your personal data in any way.

Data Security

All data is encrypted using AES-256 at rest and TLS 1.3 in transit. Access is restricted to team members directly assigned to your case. All personnel operate under binding NDA.

Data Retention

Case files are retained for 12 months following case closure, then securely deleted. You may request immediate deletion at any time by contacting recover@aegisrecourse.org.

Your Rights

You have the right to access, correct, or delete your personal data at any time. Contact recover@aegisrecourse.org for data requests.

Contact

Privacy Officer: recover@aegisrecourse.org | +1 (585) 759-2760

Last updated: January 2026

Services

Aegis Recourse provides professional cryptocurrency and digital asset recovery services. By engaging our services, you confirm that you are the rightful owner of the assets in question or are legally authorized to act on behalf of the owner.

Fees

Initial case assessments are provided free of charge. Recovery service fees are agreed upon in writing before work commences. All fee structures are transparent and agreed in advance.

No Guarantees

While we maintain a high success rate, recovery outcomes cannot be guaranteed. We provide honest probability assessments and will not take on cases where recovery is not realistically achievable.

Confidentiality

All client information and case details are strictly confidential. We operate under NDA for all engagements.

Limitation of Liability

Our liability is limited to fees paid for services rendered. We are not liable for any indirect or consequential losses arising from recovery attempts.

Governing Law

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of New York, USA.

Not Financial Advice

The content on this website is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. Cryptocurrency investments carry substantial risk and you should consult qualified professionals before making financial decisions.

Recovery Success Rates

Statistics cited on this website (success rates, amounts recovered) represent historical aggregate data. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Individual case outcomes vary significantly based on specific circumstances.

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