WALLET THEFT
Crypto stolen from a wallet: immediate steps and transaction analysis
Preserve blockchain evidence, check the first unauthorized transaction, and determine whether the onward route can be traced.
Run a free scanNo wallet or account access
DIRECT ANSWER
Stop using the compromised wallet with new sites. Save the address and first unknown transaction hash, review token permissions, and move remaining assets to a new wallet created on a clean device.
What to do right now
- Stop signing requests from the affected wallet.
- Save hashes, network, asset, amount, and time.
- Do not pay unknown recovery agents.
- Secure remaining assets from a clean device.
What we check
- Transaction or permission type.
- Recipient and onward transfers.
- Intermediate addresses and possible services.
- Whether enough public data exists for full tracing.
What to prepare
- Public wallet address.
- First suspicious transaction hash.
- Network and affected asset.
- Incident time and preceding actions.
Clear limitations
Public tracing shows movement but does not identify an address owner by itself and cannot guarantee recovery.
FAQ
Common questions
Do I need to connect my wallet?+
No. A public address or transaction hash is enough for Incident Scan.
Do you need my seed phrase?+
No. Never share a seed phrase or private key.
Does tracing recover funds?+
No. It preserves the route and evidence for further action.