A
$5.43 million recorded under Tyler's name
The retained Korvato Closed Deals ledger records $5,432,645 in its Revenue field under Tyler Sanderford across 382 source rows.
Strategic Wealth Recovery | Investigative Report
Millions in recorded Korvato sales. A later pitch to former customers acknowledging losses. The documents behind SWR's White Glove inquiry.
Our 11-page report brings together the Korvato sales ledger, Tyler's earlier Quantum Bots connection, and a June 10, 2026 email signed by Grant that acknowledges Korvato losses before promoting White Glove. Examine the sales figures, the original solicitation and the customer accounts behind this investigation.
11 pages | Research draft | October 8, 2026
Retained records spell Grant's surname McDonell; the reporting party also uses McDonnell.
Three documented findings
A
The retained Korvato Closed Deals ledger records $5,432,645 in its Revenue field under Tyler Sanderford across 382 source rows.
B
The same ledger records $2,558,700 in Revenue under Grant McDonell across 193 source rows. Together, the two recorded totals are $7,991,345.
These are source-recorded Revenue figures, not personal earnings, verified cash collections or customer trading losses. Rows can include repeat customer identifiers.
C
A June 10, 2026 email signed by Grant and forwarded to SWR by its recipient acknowledges Korvato losses, then promotes White Glove. The message says more than 100 former Korvato customers had joined and advertises 100%-200%+ annual returns. Those are the email's marketing claims; the report does not verify the returns or customer count.
The story
For someone who lost money, the story does not end when a company name changes or another trading service is offered. The earlier promises, the payments and the next sales conversation all matter.
The retained personnel export lists Grant and Tyler as closers. The sales ledger records substantial activity under both names. A public Quantum Bots review and company reply also identify a Tyler-related customer contact in 2024.
The June 10, 2026 email signed by Grant refers to the recipient's Korvato experience, acknowledges losses and invites another conversation about trading returns through White Glove. The original sales activity and the later solicitation are both documented in the report.
SWR is examining what each person knew, what they represented, and whether the next offer was supported by the information available at the time. Establishing those points requires the original messages and the customer's own payment and account records.
Customer experiences
One customer reported losing $55,000 with Korvato and another $40,000 with White Glove after initially making money. Another reported positive White Glove earnings while describing a license-payment issue and an intended withdrawal and refund request.
Those accounts are different, and the distinction matters. We do not treat a customer statement as an audited loss calculation or assume every customer had the same experience. Each file needs its own supporting records.
Correspondence and record context
The report also includes refund correspondence, White Glove's response and the earlier SWR record of Tyler's cooperation. Those documents give readers the context needed to assess the sales ledger and customer accounts.
White Glove relied on contractual conditions in responding to a separate refund demand. Its counsel later disputed a connection to a Korvato scheme or fraudulent solicitation causing additional losses. The report preserves that response alongside the supporting records.
Earlier SWR materials described Tyler assisting with evidence preservation; a later timeline left his current cooperation status unresolved. The records do not establish who founded White Glove for what purpose, and Grant's solicitation is not evidence that Tyler sent the same message.
October 8, 2026 · 11 pages · Research draft
The 11-page report brings together the sales figures, timeline, solicitation analysis, customer accounts, correspondence and source register so you can examine the basis for our work.
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Evidence
If Grant, Tyler or someone from White Glove contacted you after your Korvato experience, preserve the original messages and tell us what happened. Include the date, the person you spoke with, the offer and any payment you made. If the same records are already in your SWR file, send only new material or corrections.
Sources
These are SWR's own reports, not independent corroboration of this report's findings.