If you lost your seed phrase but still have the computer where you installed the wallet,
recovery is often possible.
Browser extensions like MetaMask, Ronin, and Binance Chain Wallet do not store your private keys in plain text. Instead, they encrypt your seed phrase into a "Vault" using your password. This Vault is stored locally on your hard drive.
The data is typically stored in LevelDB format (`.ldb`) deep within your operating system's application data folder.
Even if you uninstalled the extension, the "Local Extension Settings" folder typically remains on the disk until you wipe the computer. We can extract this file forensically.
We handle the cryptographic decryption for clients referred by DataClinic UK.
We provide a standard Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) for all recovery cases to guarantee the safety and privacy of your data.
Extension data is stored in folders named after their unique 32-character ID. To find your specific wallet, look for these IDs in your `Local Extension Settings` directory:
Most users look for `.ldb` files (LevelDB segments), but the most recent data often resides in `000003.log` or similar sequentially numbered log files. These logs contain the write-ahead entries that haven't yet been committed to the main database. Our proprietary parser, RollanVault, can reconstruct fragmented log entries to find the encrypted mnemonic even if the main database is corrupted.
Every minute you use the computer, you risk overwriting the deleted vault file.
Stop using the device immediately.
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