Victim Access
Helps eligible people receive evidence-readiness support, assessment and appropriate investigative assistance.
Community Impact is built around responsible access, evidence integrity, privacy, investigative independence and meaningful public benefit.
Support strengthens practical work that helps people and responsible organisations respond to digital-asset fraud.
Helps eligible people receive evidence-readiness support, assessment and appropriate investigative assistance.
Expands the data, infrastructure and specialist resources available for supported work.
Develops practical guidance, awareness resources and learning activities that help people respond earlier.
Strengthens responsible workflows, training and appropriate public-interest investigation capability.
Supports careful coordination, safeguarding, communication and the responsible delivery of each programme.
External support helps us extend Community Impact programmes to more people and organisations. Investigative findings remain evidence-led and independent, regardless of who supports the programme.
Eligibility, case selection and investigative decisions remain with the Community Impact programme team.
As Community Impact grows, we will publish appropriate aggregate updates so supporters and partners can understand how resources are being used and what the programme is delivering.
We report verified programme activity and distinguish investigative assistance from confirmed recovery outcomes.
Victim information is treated carefully. Case stories are anonymised where appropriate, and meaningful consent is obtained before identifiable information is published.
Community Impact never requires seed phrases or private keys. Investigation can provide clarity and useful next steps, but it does not guarantee recovery.
Supporters, foundations, institutions and community partners can ask how Community Impact operates and how its programmes are delivered.