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Practical guidance on fraud recovery, crypto tracing and the tactics used against victims — written for people who have already lost money and need to know what happens next.
How to report a crypto scam: a step-by-step guide
Exactly what to do in the first 24 hours after a crypto scam: preserve evidence, report to the exchange, file with law enforcement and financial regulators, and avoid recovery scams.
Read the guideGuide to DIY chargebacks
A practical, step-by-step guide to pursuing a chargeback claim yourself after fraud or a scam — the evidence you need, how to approach your bank, and what to do if the claim is refused.
Read the guideThe 2026 online scam threat landscape: how to get your money back
Fraudsters no longer rely on obvious tricks. In 2026 they use AI, social engineering and real financial infrastructure — here is what changed and what recovery looks like today.
Read articleCrypto dusting: a quiet threat to your wallet
Tiny unexplained deposits in your wallet are rarely a gift. Dusting attacks are used to de-anonymise holders and set up targeted phishing and extortion.
Read articleThe new wave of financial scams to watch for
Digital finance brought convenience, and with it a new generation of fraud: AI-powered deception, synthetic identities and scams built around real payment infrastructure.
Read articleThe scam call playbook: what to do and what never to do
Phone fraud works on urgency and authority. A short set of rules, applied every time, defeats almost all of it.
Read articleWhy younger people are increasingly targeted by scammers
Fraud is no longer mainly a risk for the elderly. Digital confidence, social platforms and financial pressure make younger adults an efficient target.
Read articleThe role of regulation in forex trading: what to look for
Most forex fraud is not a trading failure — it is a broker operating outside any real regulatory framework. Here is how to check before you deposit.
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