Crypto Recovers, a Netherlands-based cryptocurrency wallet recovery firm, announced it successfully restored access to non-custodial wallets holding assets valued at over $2.5 million throughout 2025. The company's largest single recovery involved a wallet worth approximately $1.5 million at the time of access restoration.
The company specializes in recovering major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Tether (USDT) from a wide range of wallet providers. These include popular hardware and software wallets such as Ledger, Trezor, MetaMask, Bitcoin Core, and Electrum. Crypto Recovers also tackles more complex cases involving deprecated or discontinued wallets like Jaxx Liberty, MultiBit, BRD, and Samourai Wallet.
Founder Robbert Bink provided a detailed case study: "One of the largest wallets we recovered in 2025 had been inaccessible for several years. The owner had lost the Bitcoin wallet password but still had the wallet file. 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 recovery process's success and timeline heavily depend on the accuracy of information provided by the wallet owner. While some recoveries can be completed in days, others may take several months. The company operates on a standard commission of 20% for successful recoveries, with flexibility for high-value cases. A critical limitation remains: recovery is technically impossible if the owner possesses zero information about the wallet due to blockchain's inherent security.
In 2025, Bitcoin constituted roughly 70% of the total value recovered by the company. Most clients are based in the Netherlands, followed by the European Union and the United States. All operations are conducted under strict security protocols, with clients required to sign legal agreements and verify wallet ownership before work begins.
