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Tell Us What Happened
Start with a few details about the scam, the amount lost, and your account of what happened. Create your private account to continue.
A Clearer Path After Financial Fraud
Get Clarity. Start Your Fund Recovery.
Lost money to a scam? Bring your story and evidence to Justice Point. Understand your assessment, stay connected to your case team, and take the next step with clarity.
Free Account Setup
Personal Case Team
Direct Messaging
Private Client Area
Start Your Case Review
Tell us what happened. Continue in your private client area.
Built Around Your Evidence
Bank StatementsWallet RecordsPayment ReceiptsScreenshotsMessages
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Simple Process
How Your Recovery Journey Works
From the first report to an explained assessment, keep the evidence and every conversation connected in one place.
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Build Your Case
Add the company or individual involved, the dates, and your payment details. Save your report and return whenever you need to.
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Gather Your Evidence
Keep bank statements, payment receipts, conversations, and screenshots together with the right case.
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Document Transactions
Add public wallet addresses and transaction hashes. These references help your reviewer understand the payment trail.
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Understand Your Assessment
Read your reviewer's findings, any published recovery range, and the explanation behind the assessment.
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Follow the Next Steps
Stay in touch with your case team, provide requested information, and follow updates through your personal dashboard.
What Happened to You?
Financial Fraud Takes Many Forms
Choose the situation closest to yours. Your private report is the place to explain the details and share supporting records.
Clarity & Accountability
Understand Every Part of Your Case
Know what you have submitted, who is reviewing it, and how an assessment was reached.
Your Private Client Area
Your reports and documents are available to you and the administrators reviewing cases. Your account keeps the records together.
Public Transaction Evidence
Attach wallet addresses and transaction references without connecting a wallet, sharing a seed phrase, or signing a transaction.
Reviewer-Led Assessments
Any published recovery range comes with a review date and explanation. A reported loss is kept separate from funds traced or returned.
Client Testimonials
What Our Clients Say
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“Fast, professional, and genuinely free of charge as they promised. Recovered $15,200 from a sophisticated phishing scheme within 6 weeks.”
“Outstanding service. Justice Point traced the entire transaction chain and recovered $110,000 for me. I had tried two other firms before with no results.”
“I was embarrassed to speak about my situation but the team was so understanding. They recovered $27,500 and helped me understand how the scam worked.”
Your Case.
A private workspace for the records, questions, and decisions that matter to you.
Your Clarity.
Reported loss, traced funds, and potential recovery each have their own meaning. Your reviewer explains the assessment.
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Why Justice Point
A Clearer Way to Navigate Financial Fraud
We bring your case information into one place, making it easier to document what happened and stay in touch throughout the review.
Start With a Free Account
Create your account and prepare your first report without a signup payment.
Keep the Payment Trail Together
Record payment details, public wallet addresses, and transaction hashes alongside your evidence.
An Explained Review
Read the reasoning behind a published assessment and see when it was reviewed.
A Private Space for Your Story
Share relevant documents and messages inside your account, with the people reviewing your case.
A Direct Conversation
Ask questions, receive replies, and respond to requests for more information.
Practical Guidance
Prepare With a Clearer Understanding
Learn what belongs in your report and how to make the most of your client workspace.
Preparing Your Case
Justice Point guide
What to Include in Your First Scam Report
A clear timeline and the right records make your report easier to review. Here is where to begin.
Wallet Evidence
Justice Point guide
Understanding Public Wallet & Transaction Records
Know which cryptocurrency details to include, and how to keep your private wallet access private.
Your Client Area
Justice Point guide
Keeping Your Case, Documents & Messages Together
See how your personal workspace helps you follow the conversation and the next steps in your case.