Service
Damaged Wallet Recovery in the Netherlands
Recovery of wallet files and data from damaged, deleted or failing drives. Stop using the device first - preservation beats every tool.
Quick answers
What should I do first with a damaged device?
Stop using it. Do not reinstall software, format storage, reset the device or keep powering up a failing drive. Further writes or repeated attempts can reduce what remains recoverable.
Do you work on the only original?
No. Where technically possible, the device or storage is imaged first and recovery work is performed on a controlled copy. The original is preserved as found.
Can every deleted or corrupted wallet file be recovered?
No. The outcome depends on whether data has been overwritten, the physical condition of the storage and how much of the wallet file remains readable. The assessment establishes whether a safe route exists.
Deleted wallet files, corrupted data and failing drives are often recoverable - if nothing has overwritten them. This service covers the situations where the wallet data still exists physically but the file, device or drive no longer works normally.
What we need from you
What the device or drive is and its current state: does it spin, make noise, turn on? What has been done since the failure? Whether you still have the wallet file or backup. A written description is enough to start.
How it works
The first step is always preservation: we image the drive and work from copies, never on the original. Deleted wallet files (wallet.dat, keystores, backups) are reconstructed with forensic tools, then access to the wallet itself is restored in the normal way.
The most important rule
From the moment you notice a deletion or a failing drive, stop using the device. Every write can overwrite what could be recovered. Preservation beats every recovery tool - including ours.
English service in the Netherlands
Cryptoherstel handles English-language cases for people and professionals in the Netherlands. The assessment and case can be handled remotely or through our Amsterdam office, with the scope agreed in writing under Dutch law before work begins. Start with a general description only; do not send wallet secrets through email, forms or chat.
