Case review
Our team gathers details of the scam and your interactions with your bank, then assesses whether we’re likely to help.

Fraud & scam refunds
ClaimGuard helps victims of fraud fight for reimbursement from banks and payment providers – with experienced specialists on your side.
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Average claim value
£18,200
Typical response time
24–48 hrs
We review every enquiry manually. If we can’t help, we’ll show you how to pursue a complaint yourself for free.
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How it works
You can always complain to your bank and to the ombudsman yourself for free. If you’d like expert help, here’s what we do for you.
Our team gathers details of the scam and your interactions with your bank, then assesses whether we’re likely to help.
We prepare a tailored complaint, citing relevant rules and industry standards, and submit it to your bank on your behalf.
If needed, we escalate your case to an independent dispute body, arguing why you should be reimbursed under applicable guidelines.
About us
ClaimGuard is made up of professionals with backgrounds in banking, complaints handling and financial dispute resolution. We focus exclusively on fraud and scam cases.
Our mission is simple: make it easier for ordinary people to get a fair outcome when things go wrong.
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We only charge if your case succeeds. Our fees are a percentage of the refund actually paid to you. No upfront cost for eligible cases.
You can handle the complaint yourself at no charge – we’ll show you how.
We’ve pursued claims adding up to more than £100 million across a range of scams: crypto, investments, “safe accounts”, purchase scams and more.
Our work is built around the rules, regulations and good-practice guidance that banks are expected to follow when dealing with fraud.
Types of scams
Fake “brokers” or platforms promising guaranteed returns on coins or tokens.
Learn moreHigh-yield schemes, bonds or property projects that never really existed.
Learn moreFraudsters posing as your bank, persuading you to “move money to safety”.
Learn morePaying for goods or services that never arrive – often via bank transfer.
Learn moreLong-term relationships built online, ending in repeated requests for money.
Learn moreFraudsters intercepting genuine invoices and swapping the bank details.
Learn moreFake work-from-home opportunities requiring “fees”, “deposits” or using your account.
Learn moreCard or online banking transactions you didn’t make or approve.
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