Alvarium Wealth’s High-Yield Pitch: A Perth Case, 81% Recovered
Alvarium Wealth approached our client as a professional opportunity: steady, “institutional” yields through a polished staking dashboard. The dashboard was real software; the returns were not. We recovered 81% of the AU$76,500 she deposited.
ABackground
A connection through a professional network introduced Alvarium Wealth, which offered access to a managed staking product with consistent monthly yields. A login showing accruing rewards made it feel legitimate.
Our client funded the account in USDT and ETH, increasing her position after the dashboard showed steady, believable growth.
BWhere it turned
A withdrawal request triggered a “staking unlock fee,” then a “compliance hold.” The dashboard kept showing a healthy balance even as Alvarium Wealth stopped processing payouts and contact tapered off.
The numbers on screen were figures in a database, not assets she controlled — the hallmark of a high-yield investment fraud.
The dashboard looked like real software, so I believed the balance was real money.— Nadia K., Perth, AU
COur engagement
- 01Intake and capture
We exported the Alvarium Wealth account records and gathered every USDT and ETH transaction ID and counterparty address.
- 02On-chain tracing
Both assets were traced to exchange deposit addresses, with ETH moving through one intermediary wallet.
- 03Exchange freeze requests
We filed freeze requests at the receiving exchanges, backed by the trace and platform evidence.
- 04Reporting
We reported Alvarium Wealth to the Australian authorities and shared indicators with the exchanges.
- 05Recovery
Both exchanges acted; the larger USDT deposit and part of the ETH were returned after verification.
AU$62,000 — about 81% — was recovered, because the stablecoin and a share of the ETH were still identifiable at exchanges when the freeze requests arrived.
DRisk indicators
- An investment introduced through a professional or networking contact.
- A dashboard showing steady, “institutional” yields.
- Returns that never dip and never pause, month after month.
- An “unlock,” “staking,” or “compliance” fee required to withdraw.
- Balances that stay healthy on screen while payouts stop.
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