Recovering Stolen Cryptocurrency – Quick Guide
Losing cryptocurrency is painful, but acting quickly can improve your chances of recovery.

Collect Evidence

Gather all transaction details immediately. Save transaction IDs (TXIDs), wallet addresses, screenshots, dates, and amounts involved. This information is crucial for investigators and exchanges.

2. Contact Exchange or Wallet Provider

Report the incident through the official support channels of the exchange or wallet you used. Provide the evidence collected so the platform can flag or freeze suspicious funds if possible.

3. Report to Authorities

File a report with the appropriate authorities:

FBI IC3 (U.S.)

Europol (Europe)

Local police or Interpol if outside these regionsYou can also submit details via: ChannelFraudReport@post.com

Get your funds back

Track the Funds

Use blockchain explorers to monitor stolen assets:

Etherscan for Ethereum (ETH)

Tronscan for USDT on TRON

Blockchain.com for Bitcoin (BTC)Tracking may help investigators follow the trail.

Avoid Recovery Scams

Scammers often target victims a second time. Avoid anyone promising “guaranteed recovery,” asking for upfront fees, or requesting your wallet seed phrase or private keys. No legitimate service will ever need these.

6. Strengthen Future Security

To protect against future losses:

Use hardware wallets for safe storage.

Enable two-factor authentication (2FA).

Only use official websites (bookmark them).

Never share private keys or recovery phrases with anyone.

While recovery is difficult, reporting quickly and improving your security practices gives you the best chance to protect your assets and possibly recover lost funds.

Report scams or suspicious activity here:

ChannelFraudReport@post.com