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Someone took your money.We follow it.

Free first review. We trace where the money went and hand you the evidence, in writing.

  • First review is free
  • Fixed fee, never a cut
  • Answer in 72 hours

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The Ledger Post MoneyWise Northgate Review CLARION FAIRHAVEN The Public Purse

Veritas in numbers

€24.6Mtraced since 2019
1,840cases opened
4.8average rating from 612 reviews
72hrfirst written update

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Four steps

How it works

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01

You talk. We listen.

Tell us what happened in your own words. There is no charge and no obligation.

Free · 30 minutes
Bank statements and notes spread across a desk
02

We follow the money

Bank trails, wallets, company records. We find out where your money went.

Fixed fee agreed first
A printed report and pen on a table
03

You get the evidence

A clear written report you can actually read. It is yours to keep.

Plain English
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04

We push it forward

We take it to your bank, the police and your solicitor. You are not alone in the room.

We stay with you

Sample cases

What a case looks like

Fake investment platform

€41,200

Traced through three accounts to a payment firm abroad. Part returned by the bank.

Time11 weeksOutcome€16,900 returned

Invoice fraud

€12,400

Email account had been watched for weeks. Evidence pack went to the bank in 9 days.

Time4 weeksOutcomeFull refund agreed

Crypto wallet theft

€8,750

Funds followed to a named exchange. Account frozen while police reviewed it.

Time6 weeksOutcomeCase with police

Illustrative examples for this design sample. Outcomes vary and are never guaranteed.

No call centres

Who you'll speak to

Portrait of Ruth Calvey, Lead investigator
Ruth CalveyLead investigator

Twenty years following money across borders.

Portrait of Tomas Berg, Digital forensics
Tomas BergDigital forensics

Wallets, exchanges and devices are his day job.

Portrait of Amara Fields, Client care
Amara FieldsClient care

She reads the review requests. Usually the same day.

Portrait of Gerald Nwosu, Case manager
Gerald NwosuCase manager

He deals with banks so you do not have to.

Still from a filmed interview: a woman sitting in her living room

"I thought I was the only one."

Marianne, 58 — Leeds · 2 min 40

Our promises

What we will always do

01

The first review is free

Send us what happened and an investigator reads it. You will get a straight assessment of what is worth doing, whether or not you go further.

02

Fixed fees only

A price for a defined piece of work, agreed in writing before it starts. We never take a percentage of what you get back.

03

A named investigator

The person who reads your request is the person who works your case. No call centre, no handing you on.

04

Evidence you own

A written report with the material behind it, in the format banks, police and solicitors ask for. It is yours to use anywhere.

05

Findings, not promises

We can tell you where money went. Whether it comes back is decided by banks and courts, so we quote you on the work, not on the outcome.

06

You decide at each stage

The work is split into stages you approve one at a time. Agreeing to one commits you to nothing after it.

What you get at the end of it

A written report, the evidence behind it, and someone who will explain both.

  • Where the money went, account by account, with dates.
  • The material behind every finding, ready to hand over.
  • An analyst who will talk it through with your bank or solicitor.

Written in plain English, in the format banks, police and courts ask for.

Talk to an investigator

Questions

Things people ask us

What do you actually do?

We trace where money went after a fraud, and we write it up as evidence. That means following transfers, card payments or crypto through the accounts and services they passed into, identifying who holds them where the records allow, and producing a report your bank, the police or a solicitor can act on.

How much does it cost?

The first review is free. After that we quote a fixed fee for a defined piece of work, agreed in writing before anything starts. We never take a percentage of anything you get back.

Can you get my money back?

We can find where it went, which is the difficult part. Whether it comes back is decided by the bank, exchange or court at the other end, and by how much time has passed — so we quote you on the investigation rather than on the result.

My bank already said no. Is it too late?

Often not. A first refusal is usually a decision made without the evidence, and a documented trace frequently reopens it. Sooner is better, because records age out.

What do you need from me?

Whatever you still have: statements, messages, emails, screenshots, names, dates. If that is very little, say so — part of the first review is working out what can be reconstructed from the other end.

Do you work with the police?

Yes. Where a case is reported we work alongside the officers handling it and supply material in the format they need, and we can help you make a report if you have not yet.

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Start here

Tell us what happened.We'll listen.

The first review is free and takes about ten minutes to request. Nothing is charged unless you ask us to start.

Confidential. We never share your details without your say-so. This is a demonstration build — nothing is sent to anyone.

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