Initial assessment
We confirm the wallet type and available data, then assess the recovery method and scope of work.
We assess whether access can be recovered using a partial seed phrase, password, wallet.dat file, or data from a hardware wallet such as Ledger.
Select what remains available. We will use that information to assess whether recovery is feasible.
Some words are missing or unreadable. We assess possible combinations under BIP-39.
Password or vault fileThe password is forgotten, but a vault file or a device with the wallet installed remains available.
wallet.dat or keystoreA wallet.dat, keystore, or other encrypted wallet file remains available. We assess whether access can be recovered.
Ledger, Trezor, or PINThe hardware wallet PIN is forgotten. Recovery depends on the seed phrase, a backup, or a passphrase.
To begin, tell us the wallet type, what data remains available, and which recovery methods you have already tried.
Wallet type: MetaMask, Trust Wallet, Electrum, Bitcoin Core, Ledger, Trezor, or another wallet.
What remains available: the number of known words, wallet.dat, vault, backup, or device; for a seed phrase, whether the positions of missing words and the language are known.
Recovery methods you have already tried.
We confirm the wallet type and available data, then assess the recovery method and scope of work.
Recovery work is performed in an isolated environment under an agreed procedure.
We verify the result with you without taking full control of the wallet.
We recommend moving the assets to a new wallet and delete working data under the agreed procedure.
The fee is 5–15% of the value of the assets to which access is recovered and is payable after the result defined in the agreement is achieved.
The initial assessment of recovery options is free.
The exact percentage is agreed before work begins; payment is due after access is recovered.
Sometimes, if a vault, wallet.dat file, or device containing wallet data remains available. If there is no seed phrase, file, or device, recovery is usually impossible.
Yes, when partial data remains available, such as a seed phrase, password, wallet.dat file, or other storage. We assess the available recovery options during the free initial assessment.
With a complete seed phrase, the device can be reset and restored. Without a backup, recovery depends on other data that remains available.
The timeline depends on the number of missing words, whether their positions are known, and the available clues. It can usually be estimated after the initial assessment.