Where are you in the crypto recovery lifecycle?
Crypto fraud and recovery run in distinct stages. Select the stage that sounds closest to your situation to see a description and recommended steps you may consider taking.
Am I being scammed?
I think I still have access to my funds, but something feels wrong.
If you're in the middle of an active scam, proactive investigation and action may still allow you to stop the loss → 2I’ve been scammed!
I've lost access to my account and money. I'm being asked to pay a fee to get access.
Stop the bleeding, protect everything they haven’t taken, and get it on the record — the first 48 hours matter most → 3I’ve tried everything
I’ve read everything I can find, filed the reports, and talked to everyone who will listen. All the channels have gone quiet, and I don't know what else I can do.
Here’s what’s still in your control — and the second scam to avoid → 4I’m waiting for the government to find the scammers
Silence, uncertainty, and a lack of perceived progress are frustrating parts of the journey. While I want to give up, I want to make sure I am ready for the day things start to move.
Recommended preparation → 5The government has taken action
I've received a notice from the government or I've read that the government has seized money in a scam that sounds like how I was scammed. Or someone has contacted me saying they can help get my money.
Determine if the recovery is real and meet the strict deadline. Or is someone trying to scam you again? → 6I’m receiving some money
I've received notice that I'm getting paid but don't know if it's real. I have received money but it's less than what I expected. Do I have to pay taxes?
Learn more →I'm still not sure. Start at stage one