Secure client intake

Tell us what happened in three guided steps

Loss type, evidence, contact details. Your submission is transmitted over an encrypted connection and read only by the case desk.

Encrypted transmissionNeed-to-know accessNo obligationNo recovery promised

Never include passwords, seed phrases, one-time codes, full card numbers or ID images. No legitimate firm needs them, and we cannot accept them.

1Loss type

2Evidence

3Contact

Step 1 — What type of loss are you reporting?

Romance or dating scamRelationship-based deception, often escalating into investmentInvestment or trading fraudFake platforms, cloned brokers, blocked withdrawalsCryptocurrency fraudWallet drains, fake exchanges, token schemesBusiness email compromiseInvoice redirection, executive impersonationBank transfer / APP fraudInduced transfers to a third partyRecovery-room approachContacted after a loss with a “recovery” offerSomething elseA situation not listed above

Approximate amount lost

Currency

Approximate date of first loss

Country / jurisdiction

Brief summary of what happened required

Step 2 — Evidence

Attach what you already hold. Accepted: PDF, JPG, PNG, TXT, CSV, DOC, DOCX. Maximum 8 MB per file, five files.

Drop files here or tap to browseStatements, confirmations, message exports, screenshots

Notes on your evidence

Known counterparties, platforms, wallets or accounts

I have already reported this matter to a bank, police service or regulator.

Step 3 — Contact information

Full name required

Email address required

Phone (optional)

Preferred contact method

Best time to reach you

How did you hear about us?

I understand that Chevy Trust does not promise or guarantee any recovery, and that nothing here is legal, tax or investment advice.

After you submit

What happens next

You receive an on-screen confirmation with a reference.
A named analyst reads the file, usually within two business days.
You get a written, plain-language view of what can realistically be pursued.
Only then is any scope or fee discussed — in writing, before work begins.

Analysts reviewing a newly submitted matter