RECOVERY INSIGHTS

Evidence, tracing and enforcement

General information only. Every recovery matter depends on its facts, timing and applicable law.

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Building a usable timeline: screenshots, TXIDs and counterparties

A practical checklist for organizing dates, amounts and counterparties before a confidential review.

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Business email compromise: preserving the payment path

How BEC-driven wire changes create evidence gaps—and what finance teams should retain immediately.

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CEO fraud impersonation and internal approval records

Why spoofed executive payment requests turn on approval trails, not only the final wire debit.

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Invoice redirection fraud: vendor master-file clues

Practical steps when a supplier’s bank details were swapped and payments went to a mule account.

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SIM-swap attacks and account-takeover evidence

What telecom, bank and exchange records matter after a SIM swap drains accounts.

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Money mule accounts: why the first hop matters

How funds moved through mule accounts shape freeze timing and disclosure strategy.

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Chargebacks and card disputes after online fraud

Where card network dispute rights help—and where they stop short of asset recovery.

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Authorized push payment fraud: what banks may review

APP fraud involves customer-authorized payments induced by deception—documentation still drives options.

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DeFi rug pulls: smart-contract and liquidity records

Which on-chain artifacts matter when a DeFi project drains liquidity or disables withdrawals.

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NFT fraud: marketplace records and provenance gaps

How marketplace account data, mint records and payment rails factor into NFT-related losses.

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Cryptocurrency mixer risks in tracing and recovery

Why funds routed through mixers complicate identification, freezes and proportionate case strategy.

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Stablecoin issuer freezes: what victims should know

High-level notes on when issuers may restrict addresses—and why that is not automatic restitution.