Crypto Recovers Restores Access to Over $2.5 Million in Previously Inaccessible Crypto Assets
A Netherlands-based cryptocurrency wallet recovery firm reported restoring access to non-custodial crypto wallets worth more than $2.5 million during 2025, according to a company statement. The single largest wallet recovered during the year was valued at approximately $1.5 million at the time access was restored.
The company focuses on recovering major cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether and others, working across a wide range of hardware and software wallets. These include commonly used solutions as well as older or discontinued wallet software, where the lack of ongoing support adds additional technical challenges to recovery efforts.
Most cryptocurrency wallets operate on a non-custodial basis, meaning users are solely responsible for safeguarding their access credentials. Problems arise when sensitive information is lost, incomplete or corrupted. Typical recovery cases involve forgotten passwords, partial or incorrect seed phrases, damaged wallet files, or private keys missing certain characters.
The company’s work is limited to restoring technical access to blockchain assets. It does not directly handle fraud or scam-related cases, but collaborates with external specialists who focus on investigations and law enforcement support. Before beginning any recovery process, clients must legally verify ownership of the wallet in question, in line with strict internal safety and compliance protocols.
One of the most complex recoveries completed in 2025 involved a Bitcoin wallet that had remained inaccessible for several years. In that case, the owner retained the wallet file but had lost the password. Although the digital assets remained on the blockchain, the owner lacked the technical tools and expertise to regain access. The recovery process took roughly two months and involved analysing password clues and systematically testing combinations using custom-developed software and high-performance computing systems.
The success rate of wallet recovery depends heavily on the quality and completeness of information provided by the owner. In favourable cases, access can be restored within days, while more complex situations may require several months of sustained technical work. The standard fee model is based on a 20% commission upon successful recovery, with flexible terms applied in higher-value cases. When no wallet information is available at all, recovery is considered technically impossible due to the cryptographic design of blockchain systems.
Most clients are based in the company’s home market, with the European Union and the United States representing the next largest client groups. Bitcoin accounted for roughly 70% of the total value of recovered assets in 2025. The majority of recoveries are conducted remotely, following the signing of legal agreements and formal ownership verification. All data handling and communication are governed by strict security measures to ensure client confidentiality and asset safety.
The company also produces educational materials focused on wallet backup practices, common causes of lost access and the technical limits of cryptocurrency recovery.
About Crypto Recovers
Founded in 2019 and operating from the Netherlands, Crypto Recovers specializes in restoring access to cryptocurrency wallets for individuals and organizations. Its services cover scenarios such as lost passwords, incomplete recovery phrases, corrupted wallet files and legacy wallet software. The company does not provide custodial services or financial advice.