Recover from trading scam fraud
Were you promised big returns in a trading scam, only for your investment to be lost? You’re not alone, and we’re here for you. Call on WRS to help recover what’s rightfully yours.

Explaining online trading scams
What are online trading scams?
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What are online investment and trading scams?
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What should you look out for?
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What types of online trading scams are there?
Types of trading scams
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Forex and cryptocurrency scams
Find out moreWith the rise of digital currencies and online trading, scammers are creating even more fake investment platforms promising high returns. It is not unusual for clients to be able to withdraw small amounts at the early stages, a tactic used to build trust in hope the client deposits additional funds. It is often later that victims discover the platform is fraudulent and their funds are no longer accessible.
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Investment scams
Find out moreScammers pretend to be legitimate financial advisors or firms, offering exclusive investment opportunities. Usually, they use persuasive tactics to gain trust and promise guaranteed profits. Once victims invest, the scammers disappear, leaving them with significant losses and no way to recover their money.
How we can help recover money from online trading scams
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Head of Fraud Recovery
Nic Roe

With a background in litigation, Nic brings both credibility and hands-on experience to his role. He has successfully recovered approximately £170,000 for a client who lost funds in an online cryptocurrency investment scam named ‘Trading Point’. He has also recovered over £100,000 of company funds lost to the fraudulent cryptocurrency platform ‘Atlantic Global Trade’, securing substantial funds from the bank and later achieving additional recovery through the UK Financial Ombudsman Service.
Nic has also assisted an Insolvency Practitioner in recovering around £50,000 lost by a bankrupt individual to an online investment scam. This case demonstrates how Nic’s work supports Insolvency Practitioners in maximising returns for creditors, ensuring funds that might otherwise have been written off are now available for distribution.
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Supporting you is our priority. That’s why we provide personalised plans and care around the clock to our clients.
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Recovering over £66,000,000 for clients like you
Over the past 3 years, we’ve recovered more than £66,000,000 for our clients. It’s thanks to our team of solicitors and recovery claim specialists who trace and recover the investments you’ve lost from scams. Plus, we offer a no-win, no-fee service. You won’t pay a thing unless we recover your money.
Trading Scams FAQs
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What to do if I think I’ve been a victim of an online trading scam?
If you think you’re a victim of a trading scam, the first thing you should do is call your bank. They may be able to stop the payment from going through.
You should also report the scam to Action Fraud and the National Cyber Security Centre to help prevent it from happening again.
Need support recovering your lost funds? Get in touch with Wealth Recovery Solicitors. We’re on hand to support you and may be able to recover your lost funds, even if it’s been years since the incident.
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How to report a trading scam in the UK?
If you’ve been scammed, report it to Action Fraud online at www.actionfraud.police.uk or call 0300 123 2040. You can also contact the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to check if a firm is legitimate.
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Are banks responsible for refunding money lost in trading scams?
Depending on the scenario of the online trading scam you’ve been involved with, your bank or building society can be responsible for reimbursing you.
Get in touch with our team of fraud recovery experts to discuss the specifics of your situation and start the journey to recovering your lost funds.
















