Three connected programmes
Three ways we help.
Community Impact addresses the investigation access gap from three directions-helping eligible victims, helping communities recognise danger and helping responsible organisations improve their response.
One public-
interest goalVictim
accessFraud
preventionInvestigation
capacity
interest goalVictim
accessFraud
preventionInvestigation
capacity
FROM CONFUSION
TXIDChatExchange recordScreenshot
→✓Evidence organisedLimits understood
Next step identified
Next step identified
Programme 01 · Victim accessRequest community support
Support after fraud.
A responsible starting point for eligible people who may have useful records but do not know what those records mean or what to do next.
FREE FIRST-RESPONSE TOOL
Start with SafeStart
Our free first-response tool helps organise incident information, preserve evidence and understand appropriate next steps before further assistance may be required.
Open SafeStart →Potential assistance
- Evidence-readiness guidance
- Preliminary blockchain assessment
- Transaction context and organisation
- Limitations and next-step guidance
- Sponsored assistance where capacity allows
Clear boundaries
- No recovery guarantee
- No wallet credentials
- No automatic acceptance
- No paid-for conclusion
Programme 02 · Fraud prevention01RecogniseCommon scam patterns and impersonation 02ProtectWallet credentials and accounts 03PreserveTransactions, communications and dates 04RespondSafer reporting and next steps Explore public safety resources
Prevent fraud earlier.
Practical information can help people recognise manipulation, protect credentials, preserve evidence and avoid secondary recovery scams.
Prevention resources
before another loss
before another loss
Shared
capacityNGOsUniversitiesLegal aidInvestigatorsCommunities
capacityNGOsUniversitiesLegal aidInvestigatorsCommunities
Programme 03 · Investigation capacityDiscuss participation
Build investigation capacity.
Approved public-interest and professional organisations may receive resources that improve how they understand and handle digital-asset fraud.
Who may participate
- NGOs and legal-aid organisations
- Universities and researchers
- Investigators and professional groups
- Appropriate community organisations
Possible support
- Educational resources
- Workflow guidance and training
- Blockchain-evidence awareness
- Technology access where appropriate
How the programmes connect
One shared learning loop.
Recurring confusion and safety risks inform priorities without exposing case details.
Useful lessons become careful public resources and education.
Approved organisations gain better awareness and workflows.
Programme activity is measured using defined completed outputs. Enquiries, page views and promised future work are not reported as delivered impact.
Choose your next step