Lost crypto to a scam or a hack? Act now.

How ChainFreeze helps, in three steps

1. We trace it. Paste the payment that sent your money away. We follow every hop, across Tron, Ethereum, Bitcoin, Solana and 60+ other chains. How tracing works
2. We watch it. If the money lands at an exchange or in a stablecoin that can be frozen, we alert you straight away. Wallet monitoring
3. We help you ask for a freeze. We draft letters to the exchange, to Tether or Circle, and to the police, with the evidence attached. Freeze requests

Speed matters. Scammers move money within hours. The sooner an exchange or issuer hears from you, the better the chance funds are still there to freeze.

What we will never do

• Promise to get your money back. Only exchanges, issuers, police and courts can freeze or return funds.
• Ask for a fee to "release" your funds, or for your seed phrase or passwords.
• Contact you first. If someone messages you offering to recover your crypto, read how fake recovery services work.

Free first, documents if you want them

Tracing, alerts and a freeze letter you send yourself are free, and always will be. Some people also want a signed report for their bank, insurer or lawyer, or want us to email the freeze letters for them. Those are optional, one-off documents. See exactly what you would get: a sample Findings report and a sample Complete pack.

For law firms and investigators

Handling crypto fraud cases for clients? A firm account gives you unlimited cases, one dashboard for every client, alerts for your whole team, your own branding and a private intake link for clients. Try it free for 14 days, with no card needed. See what firms get and plans and pricing.

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Not sure where to start?

Our step-by-step guide for scam victims takes five minutes and tells you exactly what to do, in order. You can also report the scam to the police, learn the common scam types, or look up any word in our crypto Knowledge Base.