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Revolut: How to Extract Transaction Hashes for Crypto Recovery

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Mobile-only process to document blockchain evidence

📋 Step-by-Step Instructions

  1. Open Revolut App
    • Update to latest version (App Store/Google Play)
    • Enable screen lock
  2. Navigate to Crypto Section
    • Tap “Crypto” in bottom menu
    • Select specific cryptocurrency (e.g., ETH)
  3. Identify Target Transactions
    • Scroll to suspicious transfers
    • Tap each transaction individually
  4. Extract Blockchain Hash
    • In transaction details:
      • Locate “Transaction hash” or “Blockchain hash”
      • Long-press to copy hash
  5. Verify on Blockchain Explorer
    • Tap “View my transaction”
    • Screenshot full explorer page (Etherscan for ETH)
  6. Compile Evidence Package:
    • Create document with:
      1. Transaction hashes
      2. Screenshots
      3. Revolut reference numbers

🔑 Critical Forensic Value

  • Hashes enable blockchain tracing
  • Documents Revolut’s internal reference IDs
  • Shows gas fees (indicates hacker urgency)

Warning: Revolut deletes crypto history after 5 years


🚨 Revolut Fraud Emergency Response

  1. Freeze crypto account immediately
  2. Extract ALL transaction hashes
  3. Contact CyberClaims:

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