Crypto Investment Scam Recovery Services

Victim of a Cryptocurrency Investment Scam? Our Expert Solicitors Can Help You Recover Your Money. No Win, No Fee. UK-Based & Fully Regulated.

Investment in cryptocurrency has grown rapidly in recent years. Unfortunately, as the popularity of cryptocurrency has grown, scammers have increasingly targeted investors to steal their funds.

Cryptocurrency investment scams take many forms; however, just like traditional investment scams, a common denominator is the promise of unrealistic returns. If an opportunity sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

A common tactic used by scammers to lure investors is the creation of a fraudulent website or app that looks like a legitimate trading platform. In reality, these deceptive sites or apps exist solely for the scammers to steal the victim’s cryptocurrency.

If you have been the victim of a cryptocurrency investment scam, our expert UK solicitors can help you recover your funds. Contact us today.

Investing in cryptocurrency can be genuine, but it also provides fertile ground for scammers. Here are some of the major red flags to watch out for when considering a cryptocurrency investment:

• “Too good to be true” claims: No legitimate cryptocurrency investment can guarantee high, risk-free returns; cryptocurrency markets are, by their very nature, extremely volatile.
• Unregulated exchanges: If the token is listed on an unregulated exchange, proceed with extreme caution.
• Exclusive offers: A claim that you have been “specially selected” to access an early investment deal is often a sign of a scam. Scammers will also look to create a false sense of urgency in their victims, such as making “limited-time” offers.
• A lack of transparency: A big red flag is if the cryptocurrency development team is anonymous, difficult to verify, or if their website does not look professional.

Think you’ve been tricked by a crypto investment scam? Let’s discuss your recovery options. Get a Free Case Review Now!

We have over 17 years of specialist experience in handling financial disputes and boast a team of lawyers working exclusively on these cases. If you have been the victim of a cryptocurrency investment scam, we can offer you:

Step 1: FREE initial consultation to assess your claim.
Step 2: Evidence gathering to build the strength of your case.
Step 3: Presentation of your claim to your Bank and/or redress body.
Step 4: Handling negotiations with the Bank, or their legal representatives.
Step 5: Recovering your money.

Free Consultation & No Win, No Fee
We start with a free, no-obligation consultation to assess your case. If we take it on, our No Win, No Fee policy means you only pay if we recover your money.

How We Maximise Your Chances of a Refund
We build the strongest case possible by carefully examining:

• Your communication with the scammer (calls, emails, messages).
• How you were misled and the tactics used.
• The details of your transfers and the reasons behind them.
• Who you believe you were dealing with (legitimate or fake).
• Your Bank’s response and whether they followed proper procedures.

By applying refund regulations, we help prove:

• You were not negligent.
• The scam was fraudulent from the start.
• Your Bank has a duty to compensate you.

With our expertise, we ensure your claim is as strong as possible, increasing your chances of success. Book a Free Consultation – No Upfront Fees, No Risk

Yes, cryptocurrency investment can be legitimate. Established cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum are widely recognised and are becoming increasingly prevalent. Legitimate, regulated exchanges such as Coinbase, Binance, and Kraken offer investors secure trading platforms.

However, like any investment, it is important to approach cryptocurrency investment with a degree of caution. This is because, as well as companies offering reputable opportunities, there are scammers trying to take advantage. Prior to investing, research the team behind the offer and analyse the project.

Crypto exchanges and wallets can be hacked, leading to a sudden loss of funds and scams and fraud, Ponzi schemes, and pump-and-dump schemes are common, especially involving less-known tokens.

If you fall victim to a cryptocurrency investment scam it is important to act quickly.

As a first step, save all your communication (emails, messages, chat logs) with the scammers and take screenshots of websites, platforms, and the accounts involved. Report the scam to your bank and Action Fraud as soon as possible and if the scam occurred through an exchange or a social media platform, report it because some exchanges have fraud investigation teams.

If you are considering recovery action, again, it is important to move quickly and speak to an expert solicitor about your options. Be extremely cautious with recovery agencies that promise to retrieve your funds for an upfront fee. Many are scams themselves.

Unscrupulous fraudsters are targeting investors with Bitcoin scams. Some common Bitcoin scam red flags to look out for are:

• Promises of unrealistic profits or guaranteed returns: No legitimate investment can guarantee profits.
• Pressure sales techniques: Scammers try to get you to rush to invest, so you don’t think properly about what you are investing in.
• Requests for upfront payment: No genuine investment scheme will ask you for an up-front payment. Never send Bitcoin to strangers; scammers rely on irreversible transactions.
• Fake websites and impersonation of legitimate entities: Always double-check URLs before you click and check for slight misspellings.