Coins sent on the wrong chain, to an unsupported token, or a transfer that never arrived. Many of these cases are fixable. I check where the funds actually are and who can move them.
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02An honest guide. The free assessment tells you where your case stands.
Analysis usually takes a few hours. When an exchange or an old network is involved, there can be a waiting period of days to weeks.
Free case assessment, usually about 5 minutes. If your case needs a longer review, I tell you before I start. After that: a fixed fee for the case, plus up to 10% of what is actually recovered. Some wallets turn out to be empty, so you never pay a big fee for nothing.
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A client held BEP2 tokens, worth roughly $10K in ADA and BNB, on a network that had been shut down. It took about 5 hours of work and a week of waiting, and the funds were moved out safely.
Watch · YouTubeSent an unsupported coin to Binance? Can you get it back?In Arabic, by Sam Free guideSent crypto on the wrong network? What to do firstRead the guideOften not. If the receiving address is yours or belongs to an exchange, the funds are usually still there, just on a chain nobody is watching.
Some do, after a manual request and a fee. Others need the case escalated properly. I help you prepare it.
No, and you should walk away from anyone who does. Some cases are very recoverable and others aren’t. The review tells you which.
The first case assessment is free and usually takes about 5 minutes. Then there is a fixed fee for the case, plus up to 10% of what is actually recovered, so you never pay a big fee for an empty wallet. You get it in writing before any work starts.