Overview
All investigation servicesDifferent recipients want different things. A police cybercrime unit works to a statement and a chronology; an exchange compliance team works to transaction identifiers and an account. Preparing for both is a different exercise from writing an investigation report.
We set out where a report can be submitted in your jurisdiction, what each channel typically requires, and how to present the findings without overstating them.
Routes a report can take
Availability varies by country, and no route guarantees action. What we can do is remove the guesswork about where to start.
- Local police and national cybercrime reporting units
- Exchange and payment provider abuse or compliance channels
- Financial regulators and consumer protection bodies
- Civil routes, where a lawyer advises that one exists
What we do — and what we do not
Our role is limited and stated plainly. This matters: anyone implying they can act as an authority, or that they have one on their side, is misrepresenting the position.
- We help you prepare and package the material for submission
- You file the report yourself, in your own name
- We are not law enforcement, not a law firm, and not affiliated with any agency
- We cannot compel an exchange, a bank or a police unit to act
Questions
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