Why real crypto recovery firms don't work on “no win, no fee”
The short answer: getting money back after a scam takes hundreds of hours of work before anything comes back. That's why genuine “no win, no fee” offers for scam cases are rare, and why many of the ones you'll see come from fake services or from firms without the experience to recover funds across borders.
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Where “no win, no fee” does exist
Unlocking your own wallet when you've lost a password. That's a different job from recovering money from scammers.
Why we charge a flat fee
- It covers the work from day one: tracing your funds and pushing the institutions holding them to act.
- It's set for your case and quoted before you decide.
- It's paid in two parts: half when you sign, half when recovery efforts begin.
- On top of it, 5% only of what's recovered, so almost all of what comes back stays with you.
- Nothing is due until you've signed a case agreement, and the fee is covered by a 30-day refund guarantee.
Can I afford it?
Your quote is set for your case, so you'll know the full cost before deciding anything. We take cases from $10,000 in losses. Clients pay in different ways: from savings, with help from family, or with a personal loan.
Be careful with offers that start free
Fake services often start free, then ask for fees, taxes or crypto payments. How much crypto recovery costs · Lawyer or recovery firm? · Our pricing
Common questions
Do any crypto recovery firms work on contingency?
How do clients pay?
Your case assessment is free, usually within hours. First reply within 60 minutes.
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