Tell us what happened
An initial consultation to understand the incident, review the information available, and agree whether an investigation is appropriate.
Initial review
Independent thinking. Connected evidence.
When the trail gets complicated,
the next step should be clear.
Blockchain tracing, fraud investigations, and recovery support. Understand what happened. Build a record. Know your options.
01 / Our expertise
From a single suspicious transfer to a complex fraud case, we turn disconnected information into a clearer picture.
Reconstruct how digital assets travelled across wallets, exchanges, bridges, and chains. Connect the transactions to a documented sequence of events.
Examine unauthorised transfers and the activity surrounding a compromised wallet. Establish what moved, when it moved, and which records matter next.
Bring messages, payment records, websites, and on-chain activity into one account of what happened. For phishing, impersonation, romance, and other social-engineering scams.
Investigate misleading investment claims, fabricated returns, and blocked withdrawals. Compare the promises with the movement of funds and available records.
Review the footprint of a suspected fraudulent broker, from its communications and platform to the routes used to receive payments.
Present complex transaction activity in reports that clients, advisers, and reviewing organisations can follow. Distinguish what is established from what remains uncertain.
Prepare incident information and evidence for exchange review. A complete, consistent submission helps the recipient understand the circumstances and the request.
Assess the routes available after an investigation. Your next steps depend on the evidence and the organisations or jurisdictions involved, with no promise of recovery.
02 / A considered approach
You should know what is being investigated, what the evidence shows, and where the limits are.
An initial consultation to understand the incident, review the information available, and agree whether an investigation is appropriate.
Initial reviewWe examine transaction activity alongside communications and records, documenting relevant routes, patterns, and service touchpoints.
InvestigationReceive findings and practical next steps. These may include exchange reporting, legal coordination, or further evidence gathering.
Findings & directionGet help organising follow-up documents and responding to information requests, within the scope agreed for your case.
Ongoing coordination03 / About MT5 Systems
A financial loss is personal.
Your investigation should be considered.
We work with individuals, businesses, crypto teams, family offices, and professional advisers to investigate digital asset incidents and prepare the evidence for the next conversation.
Start that conversationTransaction records, messages, and supporting documents form the starting point. Our findings distinguish established facts from unresolved questions.
A useful report makes the complex understandable. We organise the details for clients, counsel, exchanges, and reviewing teams.
Tracing is not the same as recovery. We explain the role of timing, jurisdiction, and third-party cooperation in your available options.
Your client workspace
Keep your details current, submit verification documents, and speak with your support team.
No. An investigation can reveal transaction paths and produce evidence, but it cannot ensure recovery. We explain the available options and their limitations before you decide how to proceed.
Start with a short timeline, the relevant wallet addresses or transaction hashes, and the platform or people involved. Messages, screenshots, exchange records, and receipts may also help. Do not send private keys or seed phrases.
The scope determines the timeline. A review of a small number of transactions differs from a case spanning multiple chains, services, or jurisdictions. We discuss the likely scope after reviewing the information you provide.
The initial consultation helps establish the work required. Pricing depends on the number of wallets, chain complexity, reporting needs, and urgency. The scope and fees are discussed before engagement.
Cases may involve Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tron, BNB Smart Chain, Polygon, Solana, Litecoin, XRP, and other EVM-compatible networks. We confirm suitability against the available data and complexity of your case.
Multiple transfers do not necessarily end an investigation. We review connected activity, cross-chain movement, and service touchpoints. Privacy tools and gaps in information can limit what can be established.
Yes. We can review payment routes, platform records, communications, deposit histories, and blocked withdrawals to document suspected fraud. The same evidence-led approach applies to romance and impersonation scams.
Yes. We prepare investigation materials for clients in different countries. Reporting and recovery options depend on the applicable jurisdiction and cooperation of exchanges or other parties.
That decision belongs to the exchange and relevant authorities. We can help organise a report and supporting evidence, but cannot control their decisions, response times, or disclosure policies.
No. We provide investigation and reporting support. Our documentation can assist a client or their advisers when preparing submissions to police, regulators, exchanges, or compliance teams.
Case materials are handled confidentially within the agreed support process. The confidentiality terms and circumstances for disclosure are described in our Terms and Conditions.
We cannot bypass wallet security and will never ask for a private key or seed phrase. For loss of access, we can review the circumstances and discuss evidence preservation and appropriate security steps.
05 / Let's start with your story
Tell us the essentials. We will review your enquiry and discuss whether an investigation could help.
support@mt5systems.comKeep private keys and seed phrases private. A brief description is enough for the first conversation.