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Specialist recovery · wallet files

Cryptocurrency wallet file recovery in Cambridge.

The major difference here is that there exists an obvious boundary. This is something to know prior to investing in any form of recovery. Recovering a wallet file from a dead, wiped or reformatted disk is simply data recovery; recovering a lost seed phrase or forgotten password isn’t recovery at all. It is a simple cryptographic fact, and this can never be changed by any lab.

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// what we can and cannot do

The line is sharp, and worth stating first.

There is a lot of deception within this industry, so we will outline exactly what we have to offer below.

SituationCan we help?Why
Wallet file on a failed driveYes This is ordinary data recovery. A file (keystore/wallet.dat) is retrieved from storage as would be done with any file, and you will need to provide the passphrase yourself. Standard work
Deleted wallet fileOften It behaves like any deletion. On mechanical storage, files typically continue to exist after being deleted, and typically do not exist after they've been TRIMmed on an SSD. Standard work
Damaged hardware walletSometimes The device is storage plus a secure element. If the seed was recorded, you don't require our assistance. If it wasn't, prospects vary by model. Device-dependent
Forgotten passphraseNo A properly selected passphrase cannot be brute-forced. Occasionally a focused search may work if you remember fragments, but that is a narrow exception. No method
Lost seed phraseNo The seed (the key) is the wallet. If you have lost the seed and also the wallet file, then you cannot recover your assets because they are located on the blockchain and the keys to those wallets do not exist anywhere. No method
// how it is handled

Your keys never leave your control.

We provide the encrypted wallet file as a result of performing the recovery. This will be returned to you. We never request your passphrase. We do not access your wallet. There is no requirement for us to know what you have stored within your wallet, and we do not want to. What we provide back to you is an encrypted file which you alone can decrypt.

This arrangement was made deliberately. Any laboratory requesting your passphrase to verify the recovery would be attempting to obtain control over your assets, and there is no technical necessity to make this request. Verifying that a wallet file is structurally correct does not require accessing the keys contained within the wallet.

Our fees for recovery services are a flat rate for the work involved. Our fees are provided prior to beginning the service. We do not charge any type of percentage based on the amount recovered. Using a percentage-based method of charging for recovery services would create a scenario where, if successful, the recovery firm benefits directly from the contents of your wallet, and that is a relationship we are unwilling to enter into.

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If anyone asks for your seed phrase, stop. The only time anybody would require your seed phrase (or passphrase/private key) is when the individual wants to steal from you. Many times these types of requests are disguised as tech support.

// pricing

Fixed fee. Never a percentage.

We charge for wallet file recovery like all other types of normal data recovery (i.e. from £300 +VAT for one physical drive) and this cost will be confirmed in writing after the initial free diagnostic, then never changed.

There are no percentages, shares, or success fees based on the amount of money contained within your wallet. This is because our work is always the same regardless of how much money may be present and we should not have an interest in either case.

// questions

Wallet recovery, answered.

Normal recovery procedures are followed to recover the file(s) from the drive. Once recovered, we send them back to you still encrypted. Unlocking them will also require that you provide the passphrase you originally used to create your wallet. We will never ask you to give us your passphrase.

Then we can’t help you and no one else truly can. A passphrase that has been properly chosen has no shortcut. In rare cases where you have genuine memory fragments of your passphrase, a targeted search may be possible, but that is very limited.

No. It is a flat rate that is provided prior to any services being performed. Whatever the value contained within the wallet, this fee will remain the same. We are unwilling to consider percentage-based service agreements as they allow a recovery firm to have a vested interest in the contents of the wallet, and we refuse to do business in such a manner.

Never. Anybody asking for it is trying to steal your money. Once you've received the encrypted file back, you decrypt the file on your own, outside of our control.

This depends upon the model of your wallet. If you have written down your seed phrase you don't need any form of recovery: simply restore your wallet onto another device. If you didn't write down your seed phrase, please let us know what type/model of wallet you're using and we'll provide you with an honest assessment of whether there's any chance of recovery.

Not from the phone itself. Storage on a phone is soldered directly to the motherboard of the phone, so it is not something we recover. However, if the wallet was previously backed up to a computer or some form of cloud-based storage account, then those backups will likely represent your best opportunity to recover the contents of your wallet.

// locked out of your wallet?

Still your wallet? Let’s see if we can help.

We offer free assessments, straightforward answers regarding the feasibility of recovery of your wallet, along with recovery options for either your wallet file or restoration of access to it (depending on whether sufficient information remains) to the rightful owner and no one else. Contact us today.