Tool to recover hacked tokens for major EVM chains. Analyzes transactions, matches wallet addresses, and provides detailed reports. Pricing starts at $14.99.
Automatically searches and matches your wallet's addresses against transaction records to find stolen or lost tokens.
Supports all major EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine) chains, making it versatile for use with different blockchain networks.
Provides comprehensive reports that include transaction details, matched wallet addresses, chain names, and dates.
Utilize tools like Etherscan or Blockchair to explore transactions, wallet addresses, and other details that may uncover hacker actions.
Check if the hacker's wallet has an Ethereum Name Service (ENS) domain, which can provide personal information and clues to their identity.
Focus on the wallet that received the largest portion of stolen funds to trace the flow of transactions and identify any exchanges or services used by the hacker.
Identify if the hacker's wallet interacted with centralized exchanges, such as Binance, to find personal information and report to exchanges and law enforcement for further action.
FindMyTokens.com automates the scanning and reporting of blockchain transactions associated with a hacker's wallet for legal action and fund recovery.
The method involves uncovering the identity behind the attacker's wallet. This may include checking interactions with centralized exchanges where identity might be revealed.
Using block explorers like Etherscan to trace the attacker's wallet history for transactions linked to exchanges. This method is labor-intensive.
FindMyTokens automates the process of scanning blockchain transactions by entering the attacker's wallet address. It identifies interactions with exchanges where identities are disclosed.
The tool generates a detailed report of interactions between the attacker's wallet and known exchanges, which can be used to report to exchanges and authorities for recovery efforts.
The tool scans blockchain data to analyze wallet transactions.
Tracks interactions with centralized exchanges to identify potential hacking activity.
Users input a hacked wallet address to start the transaction analysis.
Scans and analyzes the transaction history of the input wallet address.
Generates a report with details of analyzed transactions and potential matches.
Move any remaining funds to a secure place, such as a hardware wallet like Ledger or Trezor, to protect what's left.
Change passwords and enable 2FA for all accounts to prevent further compromises. Use unique passwords for each account.
Report the hack to authorities and the relevant platform. Document every detail to aid investigations.
Identify how the breach occurred by reviewing activities. Avoid phishing links and weak security practices.
Use blockchain explorers to track stolen funds' movement and identify potential recovery paths.