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120 verified professionals · 22 states · clients worldwide

Lost money to a scam? Get help from people we've checked.

Attorneys, fraud examiners, blockchain analysts and victim advocates who help with lost crypto, bank wires, card payments and gift cards. Every one is licence-checked, fee-checked and reviewed by past clients.

Recovery outlook

Updated Sep 30

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Banks can sometimes recall a wire before the receiving account is emptied.

General guidance through the recovery process.

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01Top of the list

The highest-rated professionals right now

Ranked by average client rating, then by number of reviews. No one can pay to move up.

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Andre Harper

Blockchain analyst · Harper Digital Asset Tracing

5.0
Las Vegas, NVWorldwideAudited
  • Crypto tracing
  • Legal action
  • Consultation
Cases
433
Replies
~2h
Fees
Hourly
#1 · Since Aug 2020

Keisha Whitaker

Blockchain analyst · Whitaker Digital Asset Tracing

5.0
Miami, FLWorldwideAudited
  • Crypto tracing
  • CCS & AGENT reports
  • Consultation
Cases
280
Replies
~3h
Fees
Flat fee
#2 · Since Oct 2022

Nadia Hughes

Victim advocate · Denver Scam Recovery Network

5.0
Denver, COAudited
  • CCS & AGENT reports
  • Identity theft
  • Bank, wire & card disputes
  • +1 more
Cases
246
Replies
~1h
Fees
Free
#3 · Since Aug 2020

Omar Pierce

Fraud examiner · Pierce Financial Forensics

5.0
Nashville, TNWorldwideVerified
  • Bank, wire & card disputes
  • CCS & AGENT reports
  • Gift card claims
Cases
342
Replies
~3h
Fees
Flat fee
#4 · Since Apr 2021

Thomas Kim

Blockchain analyst · Kim Blockchain Forensics

5.0
Boston, MAWorldwideAudited
  • Crypto tracing
  • CCS & AGENT reports
  • Legal action
Cases
337
Replies
~2h
Fees
Flat fee
#5 · Since Jul 2021kim-blockchain-forensics.example

Ahmed Carter

Fraud examiner · Carter Fraud Advisory

5.0
Raleigh, NCWorldwideAudited
  • Bank, wire & card disputes
  • Gift card claims
  • Identity theft
Cases
204
Replies
~4h
Fees
Flat fee
#6 · Since Jul 2024

02Verification

Four checks.
Before listing.

Professionals don't fill in a form and get a badge. We confirm their licence with the body that issued it, read their client agreements and call their past clients before they appear on the list.

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Verified · Identity, licence or certification and business registration confirmed.
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Verified+ · Level 1, plus a fee-practice review and references from three past clients.
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Audited · Level 2, plus an audit of 12 months of case files and client agreements.
01

Licence

We confirm the bar admission, CFE or investigator certification directly with the issuing body, and check for disciplinary records.

02

Identity

We match a government photo ID to the person, and confirm the business is registered at a real address with the state.

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Agreements

We read the client agreement and check for upfront fees, guarantees or other red flags before anyone is listed.

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Clients

We call at least three past clients and check BBB, CFPB and court records for complaints before anyone is listed.

03Report first

Free reports come before paid help.

Prepare your report. Then search for professionals who can help, and ask them about fees before any work.

Recovery warning

Do not make it difficult for the agent to help you.

  • Not all professionals will recover lost funds. Not everyone can promise that. Real help is available, but it takes time and effort.
  • Comply with the rules. Agents have protocols for reporting scams and tracing funds.
  • Longevity matters. A professional who has been helping victims for years is more likely to be legitimate than someone who just appeared online.
  • Recovery time. It can take months to trace funds and recover them.

04How it works

From reporting to the right help

Corechain helps you choose. You work directly with the professional, and we never touch your money.

1

Report

Gather all facts and documents about your loss. Be ready to file your report, then look for a professional who can help.

2

Search

Filter by what you lost and where you are. Need a crypto tracing report or a free victim advocate? Narrow the list to people who do it.

3

Ask first

Contact the professional directly. Ask about fees and what they can do for you.

05Recent reviews

What clients said when their case closed

Reviews come only from clients whose case has closed, including when nothing came back. The latest 12 average 4.7 out of 5.

Sep 28, 2026
“Our title company email was spoofed and we wired the down payment to a fraudster. Marcus had us on the phone with the bank's fraud desk within the hour. The recall caught $41,200 before it left the receiving account.”
Linda R.Scottsdale, AZWire · $48,000 lost
helped by Marcus Hale
Sep 19, 2026
“My mother bought gift cards for a fake 'Social Security officer'. Nadia stayed on the phone while we called each card company. Two cards still had balances and were frozen. It cost us nothing.”
Gloria M.San Antonio, TXGift cards · $2,400 lost
helped by Nadia Hughes
Sep 10, 2026
“Romance scam over five months, all on my credit card. Olivia handled the disputes and the issuer's appeal. $5,200 came back. She was honest from the start that the older charges were out of time.”
Megan T.Portland, ORCard · $6,700 lost
helped by Olivia Oyelaran
Aug 29, 2026
“I am in Spain and the exchange was American. Thomas did the tracing remotely, helped me file at CCS from abroad and explained each step in plain language. The case is still open but the funds are frozen.”
Ana L.Madrid, SpainCrypto (exchange) · $31,000 lost
helped by Thomas Kim
Aug 18, 2026
“Pig-butchering scam. Diane got a court order served on the exchange where most of it landed. After eight months, $38,000 was returned. The fee was agreed in writing and taken only from what came back.”
Sunita V.Houston, TXCrypto (exchange) · $54,000 lost
helped by Diane Iverson
Aug 4, 2026
“After the scam they opened two credit cards in my name. Priya helped me freeze my credit, file at IdentityTheft.gov and get the accounts closed. I felt less alone.”
Patricia N.Detroit, MIP2P · $1,200 lost
helped by Priya Ramirez
Sep 23, 2026
“I lost USDT to a fake trading app. Andre traced it to two exchanges in a week and wrote a report my lawyer could use. One exchange froze about a quarter of it. He never pretended it would be more than that.”
Daniel K.Toronto, CanadaCrypto (exchange) · $86,000 lost
helped by Andre Harper
Sep 15, 2026
“Zelle impostor scam, someone pretending to be my bank. Ingrid wrote the dispute letter and the bank reimbursed me after the second try. Took six weeks, which was longer than I hoped.”
Raj P.Edison, NJP2P · $3,100 lost
helped by Ingrid Carter
Sep 3, 2026
“Kevin told me plainly the coins sat in a private wallet and probably would not come back. What he did do was stop me paying a $4,500 'recovery fee' to a firm that had messaged me. That alone was worth it.”
Harold B.Tampa, FLCrypto (wallet) · $19,500 lost
helped by Kevin Kowalski
Aug 25, 2026
“Carlos took on the bank after it refused to recall a wire it was told about the same day. We settled for $15,000. Good lawyer, though the process was slow and the paperwork never ended.”
Curtis W.Baltimore, MDWire · $22,000 lost
helped by Carlos Oyelaran
Aug 11, 2026
“Thorough tracing report, but the funds went through a mixer and the trail went cold. Linda did warn me that might happen before I paid. Three stars because I got nothing back, not because of her work.”
Joe F.Columbus, OHCrypto (wallet) · $7,800 lost
helped by Linda Oyelaran
Jul 28, 2026
“Fake vendor invoice at our small business. Olivia had a timeline and evidence pack ready for the bank in two days. The receiving bank returned $9,800.”
Brian S.Seattle, WAWire · $12,500 lost
helped by Olivia Nguyen

06Testimonials

What happened after they asked for help

Read all stories

I almost got scammed twice

Three days after I lost $28,000, a 'recovery firm' messaged me on Instagram. They wanted $3,000 in Bitcoin to start. I searched for them on Corechain, found nothing, and found a fraud examiner in Charlotte instead. She told me exactly what was realistic and charged me a flat fee I agreed to in writing.
RLRebecca LawsonRetired teacher, lost savings to a crypto investment site · Charlotte, NC

The wire came back because we moved fast

A fake supplier email got us to wire $36,000. The analyst I found on Corechain told me to call the bank before doing anything else, then helped me file at CCS the same afternoon. The bank recalled most of it the next day.
TRTomás RiveraOwner, landscaping company · Phoenix, AZ

Help from the US, without flying there

The exchange my money went to is based in the US and I am in London. The attorney I found works with clients worldwide. Everything happened by video call and email, and she explained which US reports I could file from abroad.
ICIfeoma ChukwuNurse, living abroad · London, UK

Free help when we needed it most

My father bought $3,500 in gift cards for someone who said they were from Microsoft. A victim advocate on Corechain called each card company with us that night. We got $1,100 back from cards that had not been used yet, and she never charged a cent.
GWGeorge WhitmanSon of a gift card scam victim · Cleveland, OH

Honest about the odds

I wanted someone to tell me my money was coming back. The analyst I hired told me the truth: it was in a private wallet and might never move. It hasn't yet. But I have a proper report on file, and I stopped panicking.
HBHannah BrooksGraduate student · Austin, TX

07Questions

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