How callcops.fun works

Every case goes through the same five steps. Two of them are done by a person.

1. 01File a free report

   Your wallet, the bad transactions and what happened. No token, no fee, no signature.

   by you
2. 02AI agents trace it

   They follow the funds across hops, swaps and bridges and link the wallets that work together.

   by AI agents
3. 03A person reviews it

   The case file is checked by a person before anything is shared or published.

   by a person
4. 04You get the report pack

   If the funds reached an exchange: the letter, a police report template and the transaction trail.

   by AI agents, for you
5. 05The board

   Wallets that meet the evidence standard go on Most Wanted, with an alert each time they move.

   signed off by a person

A wallet goes on the board only when all four are true:

• The victims' transactions are verified on-chain.
• Three independent reports, or one with a confirmed drainer contract.
• Links between wallets are proven by funding and transfers, never guessed.
• A person signs off before the wallet is published.

The board lists wallets and on-chain facts. It never names, shows or locates a person, and it never lists an X handle.

• We trace where funds went, hop by hop, across swaps and bridges.
• We write a case file you can read, and a report pack you can send.
• We warn others with the board and live alerts.
• We cannot freeze or return funds. Only an exchange can hold them, and most act on a police request. Most stolen funds are not returned.
• We are not the police. callcops.fun is a parody brand, not an agency, and is not connected to any government.

When the trace shows your funds reached an exchange deposit address, your case page gets a report pack:

• A letter to the exchange's compliance team, prefilled with the deposit address, the amounts and the transactions.
• A police report template with what happened, your losses and the transaction list.
• The transaction trail as a file you can attach.

Send the letter and file the police report. Exchanges usually hold funds only when the police ask.

Follow any wanted wallet and get a message on X, Telegram or by email each time it moves. Victims get updates on their own case the same way. Bots and launchpads can get the same alerts as a webhook from the wallet-check API.

If a wallet on the board is yours and the listing is wrong, file a dispute. The listing shows “under dispute” while a person reviews it. You can prove the wallet is yours by signing a short message: it is not a transaction and cannot move funds. If the listing was wrong, it comes off the board and the case log says so.

Anyone can send a tip on a case or a wallet. A detective reviews it, the case team verifies it, and verified tips are paid in $COP from the bounty pool. Tips are about wallets and transactions only: never names or faces, and never contact the wallet or anyone behind it.

• Public: wanted wallets, their transactions, the case file and the case log.
• Never public: who filed a report, your wallet, your contact details and your own case page.
• Your case page is private. Anyone with its link can see it, so keep the link to yourself.

callcops.fun never DMs you first, never charges victims and never asks for your keys. Victims never sign anything. Anyone who offers to get your funds back for a fee is running the next scam.

We only contact you on the channel you chose when you filed the report. We never send links to sign, and we never ask for a fee.