Crypto Recovery & Forensic Access

Advanced recovery services for wallets, seeds, keys, and encrypted evidence

We handle technical access recovery for legitimate asset holders across Bitcoin, Ethereum, hardware wallets, legacy wallet formats, and encrypted recovery artifacts. Every case starts with triage, artifact validation, and lawful ownership review.

Case model Technical triage first. Active recovery only after validation.

Common wallet families

  • Bitcoin wallet.dat
  • blockchain.com / blockchain.info
  • Electrum
  • MetaMask
  • MyEtherWallet / MyCrypto JSON
  • Ethereum presale
  • Multibit Classic / HD
  • Jaxx Liberty
  • Ledger
  • Trezor
Workflow

How the service process works

The service page is structured around an intake-first model to filter viable cases, define the correct recovery path, and protect both client data and internal workflow.

01

Initial intake and ownership screening. We review wallet type, what is missing, and what evidence exists.

02

Artifact validation. We verify files, seeds, screenshots, device traces, and the likely technical recovery path.

03

Recovery-path mapping. We define password, seed, key, derivation, or hardware strategy depending on the artifact set.

04

Controlled execution. Approved cases move into isolated processing with logging and structured status handling.

05

Access confirmation and readiness guidance. Once valid access is confirmed, the client receives the next-step package.

Catalog

Service catalog

The catalog combines what specialized recovery firms offer with stronger forensic triage, asset discovery, ownership readiness, and high-value case handling.

Core Recovery

Wallet passwords, incomplete keys, seed reconstruction, hardware wallet access, and legacy formats.

Wallet Password Recovery

Recover access to encrypted software wallets using partial password intelligence and structured candidate generation.

This block covers wallet.dat, blockchain.com, Electrum, MetaMask vaults, MyEtherWallet or MyCrypto JSON files, and other encrypted wallet stores where the client remembers part of the password, length, format, or pattern. KeychainX publicly highlights these wallet types and password-based recovery as a core service, so this should exist clearly in your catalog as well.

  • wallet.dat and blockchain.com first or second password scenarios
  • Electrum, MetaMask, MEW and MyCrypto encrypted stores
  • candidate modeling using pattern, structure, and memory clues

Private Key Reconstruction

Validate and repair incomplete, partially damaged, or miscopied private-key material.

This service addresses character confusion, visual transcription errors, missing segments, and incomplete private keys. Common examples include 0 vs O, 1 vs I, dropped characters, handwritten fragments, and mixed-case ambiguity. The goal is not just brute force, but constrained reconstruction with format-aware verification.

  • character ambiguity handling
  • format-aware validation
  • fragment and segment reconstruction

Mnemonic / Seed Phrase Recovery

Recover or reconstruct 12, 18, or 24-word seed phrases with missing words, wrong order, or typo issues.

The service covers BIP39-style mnemonic recovery, partial word sets, wrong word order, likely spelling mistakes, language confusion, and phrase validation against plausible derivation paths. This extends beyond generic phrase brute force by combining phrase reconstruction with downstream wallet and address discovery.

  • 12, 18, and 24-word phrase handling
  • word-order, typo, and language normalization
  • derivation-path validation after mnemonic reconstruction

Hardware Wallet Access Recovery

Handle passphrase problems, hidden-wallet discovery, and recovery-path issues for hardware wallets.

This block should explicitly include Ledger and Trezor cases, passphrase errors, hidden wallet discovery, seed uncertainty, and wallet-to-extension interaction cases such as MetaMask plus hardware wallet combinations. KeychainX publicly references Ledger, Trezor, passphrase recovery, and Shamir support, so your page should visibly cover this area too.

  • Ledger and Trezor recovery paths
  • hidden-wallet and passphrase cases
  • hardware plus software wallet interaction issues

Legacy Wallet Recovery

Support abandoned or older wallet families where artifact handling is often more fragile.

Legacy wallets create extra risk because backups are inconsistent, formats are outdated, and derivation expectations may not match modern tooling. This service is designed for old blockchain.info files, Multibit, Ethereum presale files, Jaxx, Electrum variants, and similar historical formats.

  • Multibit Classic and HD
  • Ethereum presale and old JSON artifacts
  • historical Electrum and similar legacy formats

Forensic Analysis

Artifact review, device scanning, derivation mapping, and token discovery.

Forensic Wallet Intake & Case Triage

Classify the case before active recovery begins.

This is a differentiator. Instead of jumping directly into recovery claims, the intake process should identify the wallet family, encryption path, missing material, probable keyspace, recovery blockers, and expected effort. It turns the service page from generic marketing into a structured forensic workflow.

  • artifact quality scoring
  • probable recovery path mapping
  • commercial viability and risk review

Device & Media Forensic Scan

Search computers, drives, phones, and removable media for wallet traces, backups, and deleted artifacts.

Cases often depend on finding the right artifact before any password or seed recovery can begin. This service focuses on locating wallet files, seed notes, screenshots, browser-extension traces, backups, exported keystores, and residual evidence from damaged or aging devices.

  • laptops, drives, SSD, USB, and mobile media
  • deleted or orphaned wallet artifacts
  • backup and browser-extension residue

Encrypted Artifact Review

Analyze vault blobs, keystores, JSON files, browser data, and related encrypted evidence.

Not every case starts with a clean wallet file. Many begin with LevelDB traces, exported JSON, mobile backups, screenshots, damaged archives, or pieces of configuration data. This block gives the site a broader and more forensic posture than a simple wallet-recovery list.

  • vault blobs and browser-extension storage
  • JSON keystores and mobile backups
  • damaged encrypted artifacts and supporting evidence

Derivation Path & Address Discovery

Find the right account, script type, or branch when the seed seems correct but funds do not appear.

A common failure mode is having the correct seed yet checking the wrong path, wrong account index, wrong script type, or wrong passphrase branch. This service focuses on account discovery, branch review, gap-limit handling, and path validation to locate the real asset set.

  • BIP44, BIP49, BIP84 and related path checks
  • account and gap-limit discovery
  • script-type and hidden-branch review

Token & Asset Discovery Review

Identify what assets sit behind the recovered access path.

Recovery is not only about opening a wallet. It is also about knowing which coins, tokens, or legacy outputs are connected to that wallet state. This block covers UTXO review, ETH and token visibility, and the discovery layer needed before the client can make an informed next move.

  • BTC and UTXO review
  • ETH and token visibility review
  • post-recovery asset inventory support

Advanced & Legal-Grade

Shamir, estates, corporate access, ownership-readiness, and white-glove cases.

Shamir Share Recovery

Validate and reconstruct cases that depend on Shamir shares or partial share sets.

When a wallet uses Shamir-based backup logic, the service must cover share integrity, threshold logic, partial-share review, and safe reconstruction procedures. Since KeychainX explicitly references Trezor Shamir support, your page should include a stronger and more methodical variant of that offer.

  • share integrity analysis
  • threshold and subset validation
  • controlled reconstruction workflow

Estate, Probate & Corporate Access

Handle succession, business, and fiduciary cases with structured documentation requirements.

This service is designed for estates, trusts, probate matters, business treasury wallets, partner disputes, and internal access-loss cases where lawful control must be documented clearly. It elevates the site beyond direct-consumer recovery and opens higher-value professional work.

  • estate and probate-oriented intake
  • corporate and treasury wallet cases
  • document-based claim readiness

Ownership & Claim Readiness Package

Prepare the client to document lawful ownership and next-step control after recovery.

Some cases require more than technical access. They require a clean ownership narrative, identity package, chronology of control, and supporting evidence that can be used with counsel, beneficiaries, or internal records. This is a premium differentiator and fits a legal-grade positioning.

  • identity and registration checklist
  • chronology-of-control summary
  • supporting evidence package

High-Value White-Glove Recovery

Priority handling for high-value, sensitive, or executive-managed recovery matters.

Certain cases justify isolated handling, NDA-backed onboarding, tighter reporting discipline, and a more controlled operating envelope. This service gives you a premium tier for larger recoveries and private clients who expect a managed process.

  • priority triage and routing
  • restricted handling model
  • executive-grade communication flow

Compliance-Safe Recovery Support

State service boundaries clearly and reject unlawful or non-verifiable recovery requests.

This block should make clear that the company does not help bypass lawful ownership requirements, does not support random downloaded wallets, and does not promise impossible outcomes such as reversing already-settled on-chain fraud. It protects the brand and improves trust.

  • lawful ownership prerequisite
  • rejection of unverifiable claims
  • clear scope boundaries and intake controls
Policies

Case acceptance and service boundaries

The page should communicate strong intake discipline and lawful-use controls, not generic marketing claims.

No scam-recovery promises

The service does not promise reversal of completed on-chain transfers or funds sent to third parties. The scope is technical recovery of access where lawful ownership can be established.

Ownership required

Before active work starts, the client must provide enough identity and registration information to support a legitimate claim to the assets.

Controlled environment

Case material should be processed in a controlled environment with minimum exposure, structured logging, and restricted handling.

Value threshold

High-effort recoveries should be filtered through commercial viability rules, minimum claim size, and case complexity review.

Representative public-sector reference profiles

Service eligibility

Our forensic and cryptologic analysis services may be offered to private clients, legal teams, enterprises, and qualifying federal or governmental entities.