Evidence Checklist for Scam Victims

Reviewers don’t want ‘lots of files.’ They want organized evidence: what happened, when, and which artifact proves it.

Your goal is artifacts + dates + context.

Most people have evidence but it’s scattered. A clean evidence pack helps reviewers verify what happened quickly. Our reports take raw evidence and structure it into indexed, timestamped documentation that banks and fraud teams can process efficiently.

  • Must-have evidence

    Must-have evidence
    • Platform URLs and login pages
    • Screenshots of balances, deposits, withdrawals
    • Chats, emails, and call logs
    • Payment proof: bank confirmations, card statements
  • Crypto-specific evidence

    Crypto-specific evidence
    • Wallet addresses and TXIDs
    • Exchange withdrawal confirmations
    • Screenshots of address instructions
    • On-chain receipt references
  • How to structure your pack

    How to structure your pack
    • Use folders: Timeline, Screenshots, Chats, Payments
    • Name files with dates
    • Create a one-page evidence index
    • File name + date + what it shows
  • Why organization matters

    Why organization matters
    • Scattered files slow down reviewers
    • Clean evidence packs get processed faster
    • Artifacts + dates + context = verifiable story
    • A one-page timeline ties everything together

Contact Us Now

Need help organizing your evidence into a structured report? Contact us today for a free consultation to explore your options and develop an investigative plan.

Amount Lost
Less than $5,000
$5,000 - $10,000
$10,000 - $20,000
$21,000 - $40,000
$40,000 - $80,000
$80,000 - $100,000
$100,000 - $150,000
$150,000 and up
Type of Scam
Binary options
Digital Currency
Forex
Stock Trading
Property scam
Romance scam
Other scam

F.A.Q.

Everything you need to know about our investigation services and recovery process.

  • Save what you can. Partial evidence is better than none.
  • Start organizing now. We can structure it into a professional report if needed.
  • No.