Chain Retrieval launches asset recovery program with legal firepower
Chain Retrieval, a fast-growing blockchain investigations firm, has partnered with a major international law firm to launch a powerful asset recovery program aimed at helping victims of crypto fraud reclaim their stolen funds.
The move comes after several high-profile seizures of digital assets linked to fraud, scams, and rug pulls. With billions lost to malicious actors in the last year alone, this partnership signals a significant step toward making Web3 safer and more accountable.
The joint program will combine Chain Retrieval’s blockchain analytics tools with the legal expertise of the unnamed law firm to trace, freeze, and recover crypto assets across multiple jurisdictions.
For victims, this means real support—backed by lawyers, investigators, and global networks.
How the asset recovery program works
The asset recovery program is designed to be user-friendly for fraud victims. Here’s what it offers:
Case submission portal: Victims can submit claims directly through Chain Retrieval’s website. The portal guides users through reporting incidents, uploading evidence, and verifying wallet addresses.
Blockchain tracing: Chain Retrieval’s technology follows stolen funds across wallets, exchanges, and mixers. Their AI-driven engine maps transactions even if criminals use privacy tools.
Legal enforcement: Once funds are traced, the law firm steps in. Their team pursues court orders, works with global exchanges, and navigates cross-border asset seizure protocols.
Victim advocacy: The program also provides victims with legal guidance and updates through the recovery process, helping them understand their rights and stay informed.
By bringing legal muscle to blockchain forensics, Chain Retrieval hopes to tip the balance in favor of the victims—something often missing in the chaotic world of crypto crime.
Growing need for global crypto asset recovery
The timing couldn’t be better. 2024 saw over $3.7 billion lost to crypto hacks and frauds, according to blockchain security firms. Many of those losses went unclaimed or unresolved due to the lack of legal support and jurisdictional complexity.
Chain Retrieval’s CEO stated, “Crypto is borderless, but so is crime. We’re giving victims the tools—and the legal team—to fight back.”
The new asset recovery program is already active, with several cases underway involving funds seized from fraudulent DeFi projects and phishing attacks.
Experts believe this could pave the way for more institutional approaches to blockchain crime, especially as governments and courts begin taking crypto fraud more seriously.
If you’re a victim of a crypto scam, Chain Retrieval’s recovery program may offer a chance to get your assets back—something once thought nearly impossible in the Web3 space.