Answer a few questions and we match you with a specialist SRA-regulated solicitor for your type of scam. They work on a no-win, no-fee basis.
We're a matching service, not a law firm.
Why people trust us
Here's what that means in practice, and how you can check it yourself.
Every solicitor we match you with is regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority. You can look them up at sra.org.uk before you sign.
We match you by type of scam, from firms we've built relationships with over 7 years.
Nothing upfront. You pay nothing unless your solicitor recovers your money.
In lost funds, through our network of solicitors.
Tap the one that fits best. Not sure? Pick “Something else”.
If the money left a UK bank account, including Revolut, Monzo, Starling or Wise, it's worth checking.
These are the patterns we hear about again and again.
A made-up WhatsApp chat from a “hiring team”: £5 for every TikTok video you like, a forwarded short-video link, then an invitation to a Telegram group for “today's tasks”.
A made-up chat with an online “investment mentor”. He suggests starting small with £250, sends a screenshot of big profits, then says a 15% release fee must be paid before any withdrawal.
It often starts with a TikTok or Facebook ad, moves to WhatsApp, then to a Telegram group.
Scammers use the same playbook again and again. Spotting it now isn't a sign you were foolish. It's a sign you're ready to act.
Three steps, and you're never asked to pay anything upfront.
Today · 2 minutes
Take our 2-minute eligibility quiz. We look at your type of scam, how much you lost and when.
Next · we match you
We match you with a pre-vetted, SRA-regulated solicitor who specialises in your type of scam.
Usually 6–12 months
Your solicitor handles the investigation, legal action and recovery. You pay nothing unless they recover your money.
Your solicitor confirms their fee in writing before you sign anything.
No names, and no made-up results. Just the patterns that come up again and again.
“A friendly stranger on Telegram showed me how they trade.”
“A recruiter messaged me about rating products from home.”
“The site looked real. I could see my balance growing.”
“We talked every day for months. I really believed it.”
“Someone who sounded like an adviser told me to move my savings.”
“I reported it, but I'm getting nowhere.”
Swipe to see all 6 situations
Every case is different. A solicitor will tell you honestly whether yours has a good chance.
UK banks have duties to protect you from fraud. That includes watching for payments that don't look like you.
For many recent bank transfers, there are now set rules on refunding scam victims. For older payments, and payments that went to crypto, the question is often simpler: should the bank have stopped and asked?
A made-up chat: the scammer tells the victim to say the payment is for a nephew's deposit if the bank calls, because the bank “just wants to slow you down”.
I authorised it.
You were tricked. That's not the same as choosing to lose money.
It went to crypto.
If it left a UK bank first, the bank's part can still be looked at.
It was overseas.
What matters is where the money left from, not where it ended up.
For the quiz: nothing but a rough idea of what happened.
Deleted the chats? Lost the screenshots? Start anyway. Your bank holds your payment records, and your solicitor can help you get them.
Today
You tell us the basics. No payment details are asked for.
Next
We pick the SRA-regulated solicitor best suited to your type of scam.
Then
They listen, look at your payments, and tell you honestly whether to go ahead. You can check them on the SRA register.
Your choice
If you go ahead, they explain their fee and you sign their agreement. Nothing is agreed until you sign.
While it runs
They deal with the bank, the Financial Ombudsman, or the courts if needed. You send documents when asked.
Usually 6–12 months
Most cases settle within 6–12 months, and many are faster. If they recover nothing, you pay nothing.
The money facts, in plain words, before you share anything.
You don't have to use us or a solicitor. You can complain to your bank yourself, and if that doesn't work, take it to the Financial Ombudsman Service for free.
Including the hard ones. Tap a question to open it.
Is this right for me?
Good. You should ask. Here's how to check us:
A “no” on the phone isn't a formal decision, so you can still check. Paid from more than one bank? A “no” from one doesn't settle the others.
If your complaint is still open with the bank, a solicitor can often take it over. If the Financial Ombudsman has already made a final decision, we can't reopen it through us.
If you sent money from a UK bank to an exchange like Coinbase or Kraken, the bank's part can be looked at.
The one we can't help with: crypto bought inside Revolut's own crypto feature.
You're not stupid. These scams are run by organised groups who do this full-time. They're built to fool careful people.
Most people we hear from tell nobody at first. Taking the quiz is private, and no one else needs to know.
If any of your payments were in the last 6 years, it's worth checking. Older losses are harder, and we'll tell you straight if we can't help.
People who lost £1,000 or more to a scam in the last 6 years, sent from a UK bank or app like Revolut, Monzo, Starling or Wise.
Not through us, sorry. You can still complain to your bank, then the Financial Ombudsman, for free.
We can only help when the money left a UK account. Your local police and your bank are the best first step.
Then it's best to stay with them. We can't match cases that already have someone acting for them.
How it works
No. We match you with an SRA-regulated solicitor. They give the legal advice and run your case.
Not to use us. Your solicitor works on a no-win, no-fee basis and confirms their fee before you sign.
No. No honest firm can promise that. Your solicitor will only take the case on if they think it has a real chance.
Most cases settle within 6–12 months, and many are faster. Your solicitor will keep you updated.
Tell your solicitor before you accept, so they can check whether it's fair.
We share them only with the solicitor we match you with, so they can look at your case. Our privacy policy explains the rest.
Yes. Tell your bank and report it to Report Fraud. It helps your case and helps stop others being caught.
An independent matching service for scam victims, not a law firm.
After watching thousands of hardworking people lose their life savings to sophisticated scams, we decided to do something about it.
As an independent financial recovery specialist, we've spent the last 7 years building relationships with the UK's top SRA-regulated solicitors who specialise in getting money back from fraudsters.
We're not solicitors ourselves. We're your advocate. We research and review which firms have the best track record for different types of scam, negotiate the best terms for clients, and make sure you're matched with the right specialist for your case.
Our mission is simple: connect scam victims with the legal experts who can actually get their money back, with no upfront costs and the best possible chance of success.
Two minutes. No payment details. If we can't help, we'll tell you, and point you to the free route.