Facts in plain language
A clear description helps distinguish what is known from what still needs checking.
Perspective before action
When an investment raises questions, a clear account of the facts can help. Recovant offers general guidance on complex financial situations, so you can explore possible next steps with greater understanding.
Our role
An informational approach to understanding the context and identifying matters that may need professional advice.
Regional context
Your enquiry
Outline what happened and the questions you would like to clarify.
01 Insights
A delayed withdrawal and a suspicious investment can raise different questions. Start with what you can establish; a qualified professional is needed to assess your individual position.

High-return promises, unsolicited approaches on social media, or websites that imitate established firms deserve careful scrutiny.
Transfers of Bitcoin, USDT or other digital assets to wallets or platforms whose reliability is in doubt.
A displayed balance does not necessarily mean funds are available. Repeated delays or rejected requests need attention.
Unexpected tax bills, insurance charges or security deposits demanded before funds can be released.
Currency, CFD or commodity accounts where the identity or authorisation of the provider is unclear.
You do not need to know the right category. Describe the events in your own words.
02 How it works
Explain what happened and leave a way to contact you. Keep documents and sensitive account details out of the form.
We consider the context and the questions you raise. This is not a professional investigation.
We may contact you to clarify your enquiry or offer general explanations. No outcome is promised.
General guidance cannot replace advice from a qualified professional.
Keep these for the authorities or a qualified professional. Do not send them through this form.
Transparency
Recovant provides general orientation. Sending an enquiry does not appoint us as your professional representative.

A clear description helps distinguish what is known from what still needs checking.
No documents or account credentials are needed for the first contact. Enquiries are not published on the website.
We do not recover funds or offer regulated financial advice. We make no guarantees of results.
04 Frequently asked questions
If your question is not covered here, include it in your enquiry.

No. Recovant is an informational website, not a recovery company, bank, broker or financial adviser. We do not provide regulated financial services or guarantee outcomes.
The form is for an initial enquiry. It does not appoint a professional, start a recovery service or constitute an investment request.
Pause before sending more money. Demands for tax, fees or deposits to release funds are a recurring fraud pattern. Keep the communications and check independently.
A factual summary and your contact details are enough. Never send passwords, banking credentials, verification codes or identity documents through this form.
Consider contacting the relevant authorities in your country. This website does not replace a formal report or legal advice.
Yes. Recovant does not assess legal deadlines, recovery prospects or individual outcomes. Ask a qualified professional about those matters.
The details you submit are used to understand and respond to your enquiry. Please read the privacy notice for the current processing details.
05 Privacy
The form requests your name, email, issue type and description, together with your selected country and language. Your phone number is required. Country and amount are optional.
Your enquiry travels through Netlify to the existing Google Apps Script integration for Google Sheets. The privacy acknowledgement is included. Your details help us understand your enquiry and contact you; they are not displayed publicly.
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