About the Procedure
For many years, recovering funds from fraudulent brokers was considered nearly impossible, particularly when such companies operated from offshore jurisdictions and were not subject to regulatory oversight. Since 2021, however, the situation has changed: it has become clear that, in the vast majority of cases, lost funds can be successfully recovered. A key role in this development has been played by a recovery procedure that has demonstrated its effectiveness and become a reliable legal mechanism for traders who have fallen victim to fraudulent practices.
What the Procedure Involves
Our recovery method makes it possible to establish the route of the payment, identify the final recipient of the funds and initiate their return through an official request to the bank and the financial regulator. To make use of the procedure, the victim contacts a law firm and provides an account statement together with evidence of the fraud. The lawyers analyse the data and carry out the recovery step by step.
Practice confirms that a thorough analysis of the case makes it possible to detect even those payments that passed through crypto exchanges, crypto wallets or third-party accounts. A standard chargeback is of little use in such cases, whereas our method resolves this task successfully.
The procedure takes time, as the lawyers carry out meticulous work at each stage. Midway through the process the client may incur additional expenses — for example, for opening a new account or for services at a foreign bank. The final transfer of funds is carried out in a secure manner, which fully eliminates any risks.
Advantages of Our Method
Client feedback is overwhelmingly positive: more than a thousand successful recoveries confirm the effectiveness of the procedure. Such results are no coincidence — the method has clear advantages:
- Virtually any payment can be traced, regardless of the transfer method.
- In 99% of cases, banks and regulators side with the client: many unregulated brokers operate without a licence, and this in itself constitutes grounds for recovery.
- Foreign banks value their reputation, so it is not in their interest to refuse without compelling grounds and risk an international dispute.


