Wallet Recovery Service

Lost access to your crypto wallet?

A forgotten password, an incomplete recovery phrase or an old wallet backup can leave you unsure where to start. Tell us what you still have, and request an assessment of your recovery options.

20% of funds recovered. No recovery, no fee. See pricing.

Your starting point

What do you still have?

A wallet file or backup

Encrypted files from Bitcoin, Ethereum and other wallets may offer a recovery route when the password is forgotten. Keep the original file and any backups.

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Recovery words or a passphrase problem

Missing words, spelling errors and forgotten passphrases need different assessments. The information you still have determines what may be possible.

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An old or damaged device

A computer, phone or hardware wallet may hold useful wallet data. Preserve the device and describe its condition before attempting more changes.

Describe your device →

Preserve your options. Keep original backups and work on copies. Do not reset, format or discard a device that may contain your only wallet data.

How to begin

A straightforward first conversation

01 / DESCRIBE

Tell us about the wallet

Include its name, the device you used, the backup filenames and the error or access problem. Start with a description, not the files or secrets themselves.

02 / ASSESS

Discuss the available options

Recovery depends on usable data and the information you remember. Ask what can be attempted, what is needed and what the limits are.

03 / UNDERSTAND

Know the success fee

The recovery fee is 20% of the funds recovered. If no funds are recovered, there is no recovery fee. Read the pricing details.

Keep your secrets out of the first message. Do not email seed phrases, private keys or passwords. Use the contact page to describe your case and discuss the appropriate next step.

Recovery guides

Understand your wallet before you act

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Before you get in touch

Common questions

Can every wallet be recovered?

No. Recovery depends on the wallet’s encryption, usable backups, the information that remains and the scope of the search. If all keys and recovery information are missing, recovery may not be possible. An assessment is not a guarantee.

What should I include in my first message?

The wallet or application name, device type, approximate date of use, backup filenames and a description of the problem. Do not include passwords, seed phrases or private keys.

How much does recovery cost?

The success fee is a flat 20% of the funds recovered. No recovery, no fee. View the pricing page.

Which wallets can I ask about?

The supported-wallets page includes software and hardware wallets such as Bitcoin Core, Ethereum wallets, Electrum, MultiBit, Trezor and Ledger. Each case needs its own assessment. See the wallet list.

Start with what you know.

Describe your wallet and the problem you are facing. Keep your backups safe while you explore the next step.