What we do
Investment fraud, crypto fraud, a dubious broker or a platform that will not pay out: we represent private investors across Germany — wherever you live and wherever the perpetrators are based. The first step is always the free initial assessment: you describe your case, we tell you which steps come into consideration.
Money placed in a supposed capital investment that turns out to be invented, worthless or simply gone.
Typical scenarios
Bitcoin or other cryptocurrency transferred to a platform, a wallet or a contact who turns out to be fraudulent.
Typical scenarios
Online brokers that court investors aggressively and frequently operate without the required licence.
Typical scenarios
The balance is displayed, the withdrawal is not processed — and new payments are demanded first.
Typical scenarios
Not sure?
That is entirely normal — the schemes overlap, and many cases involve several at once: a broker contacted by phone who then asks for payment in cryptocurrency, for instance. You do not need to classify anything. Describe what happened in your own words and we will sort out the legal categories.
We are admitted in Germany and act under German law. We can normally help when at least one of these is true: you live in Germany, you paid from a bank or exchange account in Germany or the EU, or a company, bank or payment provider involved is based here. For people in Austria or Switzerland we can act where the case has a connection to Germany or the EU — a bank, a payment provider or a party based here. If none applies, say so in your enquiry — we will tell you plainly whether we can act.
Your next step
Tell us what happened. We will tell you which legal steps are worth considering in your case — and which are not.
Free and without obligation. Costs only arise if you expressly instruct us afterwards — the fee under the RVG or a written fee agreement is discussed with you in advance. If you hold legal expenses insurance, we check the cover for you.
No guarantee of success — but a clear assessment. Your data is never passed on and is processed exclusively within the EU.