Romance scams, fake platforms, and wallet drainers leave people shaken. Canadian Fraud Recovery Group provides structured recovery support so you can reclaim recoverable digital assets — one clear step at a time.
Client assurance
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Specialist intake
A case officer confirms your details before recovery work begins.
02
Controlled hold
Recovered assets remain in your account until you choose next steps.
Client note
“They called me the same afternoon. I never felt rushed, and the money that came back was more than I expected.”
— Margaret H., Ontario, Canada
Mandate
Structured intake, specialist review, and a documented path from case opening through release of recoverable assets.
Security & accountabilityCase officer review
Each file is examined by a specialist before recovery steps continue.
Secure client portal
Encrypted access to your account, case status, and recoverable balances.
Documented process
Clear stages from intake through scan, hold, and release of assets.
Serving Canadians
Structured support for people affected by online crypto fraud across Canada.
How it works
After fraud, people need a clear procedure. Here is how recovery proceeds with us — documented, stage by stage.
Read the full process →Step 1 of 4
Nothing moves until we know the case belongs to you. Live verification is a phone call or an email from a specialist — we reach you directly, ask a few questions, and only then open the case.
Usually completed the same day
Services
If one of these happened to you — or to someone you are helping — you are in the right place. We help reclaim what can still be traced.
Online dating fraud
Someone you met online earned your trust, then asked you to send crypto or open a wallet for them.
Long-con investment romance
A friendly contact introduced an ‘investment’ site that showed fake profits until you could not withdraw.
Bogus brokers and trading apps
A website or app looked like a real exchange, took your deposits, and blocked withdrawals.
Malicious approval and airdrop traps
A link, airdrop, or ‘connect wallet’ prompt emptied your crypto without you intending to send it.
Fake emails, texts, and login pages
A message that looked official led you to a fake login page or asked for a seed phrase or code.
Impersonation of exchanges and wallets
Someone posing as help desk asked you to share a code, remote-access your device, or ‘secure’ your wallet.
In their words
Names are shortened at each client's request. Recovered amounts range from $5,000 to $500,000+.
They called me the same afternoon. I never felt rushed, and the money that came back was more than I expected.
A fake trading site drained my wallet. Live verification was a phone call, then the scan showed a real balance.
I was helping my father. They emailed him first, then spoke with both of us. Calm from start to finish.
Book a consultation
Share a short note about what happened. A specialist will review and reply — usually within one business day. There is no fee to ask, and no obligation to open an account.
Next step
Create an account to start intake — or book a consultation if you want to speak with a specialist first.