Find the right wallet path
Start with the wallet, year, and chain you remember. UCIR ranks likely derivation paths before asking for anything sensitive.
Private wallet recovery desk
UCIR turns wallet clues into an evidence-backed recovery path, checks public chains first, then keeps seed phrases, private keys, and wallet files inside your browser when local action is needed.
When UCIR fits
What UCIR does
Start with the wallet, year, and chain you remember. UCIR ranks likely derivation paths before asking for anything sensitive.
Run balance, token, approval, and UTXO checks from public descriptors so the next step is grounded in live network data.
Derive addresses, prepare transfers, sign, and broadcast supported actions from a browser-local vault after explicit consent.
Recovery sequence
Start with wallet name, chain, year, public address, token contract, or approved xpub.
UCIR probes public-chain evidence first so the recovery path is based on current network data.
Export a descriptor-only packet for review, support, or handoff without including secret values.
Only then use the browser vault to derive, prove control, sign transfers, or revoke approvals.
Private review readiness
UCIR is built for cases where enough public context exists to create a safe brief before anyone touches secret material.
How to engage
For owners who want a safe first read before touching a phrase, key, or wallet file.
For estates, founders, and teams that need a reviewable case file without exposing secrets.
For wallets that may need approvals revoked, assets moved, or custodian support evidence.
For cases that need a clean public-evidence brief before talking to an exchange, custodian, or platform team.
For wallets with wrapper, bridge, or pending-message questions that need to stay separate from final proof.
For fork, airdrop, or historical eligibility checks where unverified claim paths must stay marked as open.
For old wallets that may still have unlisted assets, staking leftovers, NFT holdings, or payout traces.
Safety model
The public service accepts wallet hints and public descriptors. When a phrase, private key, or wallet file is needed, the app switches to a local vault and signs on this device.
Private review
Generate the UCIR support brief from public clues first. If the case needs a person, request a private review with that brief and keep seed phrases, private keys, passwords, and wallet files out of email.
Start safely
Bring the wallet app, chain, year, public address, token contract, or approved xpub you already have. UCIR turns those clues into a secret-free packet you can copy, download, and review before any local action.