NFT Fraud Recovery

How This Scam Works

Fake NFT projects, counterfeit collections, or phishing links disguised as minting sites. Since NFTs live on-chain, ownership transfers are traceable.

Crypto fraudsters are professionals. They study human psychology, create convincing fake platforms, and exploit trust. Understanding how your specific scam works is the first step toward recovery.

If you have lost cryptocurrency to this type of fraud, the transactions may still be readable on a public ledger. A centralised exchange can sometimes be identified. Identifying it is not a legal pathway owned by Cirius Justice, and it is not a predicted recovery.

What can be traced

These descriptions refer to potential investigative pathways, not predicted recovery outcomes. Every case is assessed individually. Identifying a transaction, an exchange, or a public destination does not mean the assets can be recovered.

We never promise specific recovery percentages. Every case is assessed individually based on the blockchain evidence.

What to Do Next

1. Preserve evidence. Screenshot all communications, transaction IDs, wallet addresses, and platform pages.
2. Do not confront the scammer. Alerting them may cause them to move funds again.
3. Submit an assessment. A specialist can describe the tracing pathway. That description is not a prediction that the assets come back.