Crypto Recovers, a crypto wallet recovery company based in the Netherlands, announced restoring access to inaccessible non-custodial crypto wallets with a total value exceeding $2.5 million in 2025. The largest recovered wallet is reported to have been worth approximately $1.5 million at the time of recovery.
The company specializes in recovering major cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, and others, across popular wallets such as Ledger, Trezor, MetaMask, Bitcoin Core, Electrum, and more. The company also handles deprecated or discontinued wallets, such as Jaxx Liberty, MultiBit, BRD, and Samourai Wallet, where the obsolescence of the wallet adds to the complexity of the recovery.
Most crypto wallets are non-custodial, which means users are fully responsible for keeping their wallet credentials safe. This can become a major problem if sensitive data is lost. Users turn to Crypto Recovers after forgetting their wallet passwords, having incomplete or invalid seed phrases, finding corrupted wallet files, or missing some characters of their private keys.
Crypto Recovers focuses on restoring technical access to the blockchain. While it doesn’t handle scam-related cases directly, the company has built a network of trusted partners who specialize in scam investigations and law enforcement support. It also verifies that clients can legally prove ownership of their wallets, following strict safety protocols.
“One of the largest wallets we recovered in 2025 had been inaccessible for several years,” said Robbert Bink, Founder of Crypto Recovers. “The owner had lost the Bitcoin wallet password, but still had the wallet file. Although the assets were still on the blockchain, the client didn’t have the technical knowledge or tools to regain access and turned to us for help. It took about two months to analyze the password hints and brute-force it until we found the right combinations, using our custom software and high-performance computing systems.”
The success of a wallet recovery largely depends on the accuracy of the information provided by the owner. In the best-case scenario, recovery can take just a few days, although some wallets require several months of work. The standard commission for a successful recovery is 20%, with flexibility for high-value cases. The critical situation happens when the owner has no information about the wallet; in such cases, it is technically impossible to restore access due to the nature of the blockchain.
Most of Crypto Recovers’ clients are from its home country, with the EU and the US representing the next largest markets. The most commonly recovered cryptocurrency in 2025 was Bitcoin, making up roughly 70% of the total recovered amount. The company handles the majority of recoveries online, working closely with clients after they sign a legal agreement and verify ownership of their wallets. All data exchange and storage are managed under strict security protocols to ensure maximum safety.
Crypto Recovers publishes educational resources related to cryptocurrency wallet recovery, backup practices, and common causes of access loss on its website at https://cryptorecovers.com/
