Typical Stages
- Intake – You submit basic case details (no full secrets). We confirm receipt and ask clarifying questions.
- Feasibility assessment – Analysts evaluate available data and cryptographic constraints. You receive a clear statement of likelihood and any required materials.
- Engagement terms – Scope, timeline estimate, and commercial terms (if any) are agreed before technical work or institutional outreach begins.
- Execution – Technical recovery, exchange coordination, or forensic steps proceed with periodic updates.
- Handover – Recovered assets are returned to an address or account you control. Documentation is provided.
Data We May Request Later
Depending on the case: partial seed words, encrypted wallet files, approximate password patterns, transaction IDs, identity documents for exchange recovery, or device information. Full seed phrases are only handled under controlled conditions when strictly necessary and with your informed consent.
Success Factors
- How much of the secret material still exists
- Age and software version of the wallet
- Speed of reporting (especially for exchange and bank cases)
- Quality of identity and ownership evidence for custodial platforms
Red Flags of Fake Recovery Services
- Guaranteed recovery regardless of the facts
- Requests to send cryptocurrency “to unlock,” “verify,” or “pay taxes” before funds are returned
- Pressure to act immediately via unsolicited DMs or calls
- Requests for full seed phrases or private keys at first contact
- No verifiable company identity or contact channels
How Sleutheon Differs
We assess before we engage, never require advance crypto payments to “release” funds, and return assets only to destinations you control. Our public contact channels are the email and WhatsApp number published on this site.