ChainTrace Community Impact
Clarity after crypto fraud.
We help eligible people organise digital-asset evidence, understand what can responsibly be established and identify a safer next step.
A public-benefit initiative from ChainTrace Labs.
No wallet credentialsNo recovery promisesIndependent findingsHuman-reviewed support
The goal is simple:make responsible investigative support easier to reach after fraud.Review our safeguards →
The investigation access gap
After fraud comes confusion.
Victims may have transaction hashes, messages and exchange records, but no clear way to interpret or preserve them. Searching for help can expose them to another scam.
Useful evidence should not be understandable only to people who can easily afford specialist help.
From confusion to a clear first stepSafeStart helps turn scattered information into an organised starting point.See how SafeStart helps ↓
Free first-response tool
Not sure what to do after a crypto scam? Start here.
SafeStart helps people affected by crypto fraud organise what happened, preserve important evidence, understand available blockchain information and create a practical next-step plan.
What happened?→Preserve evidence→Understand activity→Evidence summary→Next steps
Start SafeStart →No account required · No seed phrases or private keys · No recovery promises
Your SafeStart1What happened?2Preserve evidence3Blockchain activity4Evidence summary5Next steps
STEP 02 · PRESERVE YOUR EVIDENCE
Save what may matter.
Mark each item as available or still needed.
3 of 8 available
TXTransaction recordsAvailableCHEmails and messagesAvailableSCScreenshotsStill needed
Working public resourceOpen SafeStart →
Our programmes
Support. Prevent. Strengthen.
01
VICTIM ACCESSA responsible first step.
Evidence readiness, transaction context and appropriate investigative assistance.
Request support →02
FRAUD PREVENTIONSafer choices earlier.
Practical guidance on scams, credentials, evidence and recovery fraud.
Explore resources →03
INVESTIGATION CAPACITYStronger public response.
Training, workflows and appropriate tools for responsible organisations.
Partner with us →Victim support
Four steps forward.
Tell us
Send a short request. No technical records required.
We review
A person considers scope, safety and capacity.
We contact you
If appropriate, we request relevant details securely.
Identify a next step
Guidance, assessment, sponsored help or referral.
Start with a simple requestSubmission does not guarantee acceptance, investigation or recovery.
Impact in action
Support where it matters.
External support extends forensic access, victim assistance, investigative resources and practical education.
Victim Investigation
Professional assessment for eligible victims.
Investigation Resources
Stronger intelligence, evidence and tracing capability.
Case Assistance
Evidence preparation and appropriate coordination.
Community Education
Resources to recognise, document and respond to fraud.
Funding expands access. It never buys a conclusion.How impact is measured
Ways to make an impact
Ways to contribute.
Victim Access
Extend responsible assistance.
Explore support →Fraud Prevention
Help practical guidance travel further.
Explore support →Technology
Provide data or infrastructure.
Contribute technology →Expertise
Offer professional knowledge.
Offer expertise →Education
Host or distribute safety resources.
Partner on education →Institutions
Discuss foundation or NGO collaboration.
Start a conversation →Evidence+Technology+Human judgementResponsible support
Who is accountable?
People lead every decision.
ChainTrace technology assists analysis. Human judgement remains central to evidence interpretation, eligibility, privacy and programme decisions.
Questions
Know the boundaries.
People affected by cryptocurrency fraud may request support. Scope, safety and capacity are reviewed case by case.
No. We do not guarantee recovery, attribution, freezing, legal action or programme acceptance.
No. We never require a seed phrase, private key, password or authentication code.
No. Support expands programme capacity and cannot influence findings or case allocation.
No. Community Impact is a public-benefit initiative separate from commercial investment activity.
Take a responsible next step