Is this a scam? Check it in seconds.
Paste the suspicious message, link, wallet address, token or screenshot into the free checker. It compares what you received against 60+ fraud signals pulled from 45 documented crypto scam cases and returns a plain-language verdict: how risky it is, which red flags matched, and what to do next. No account, no payment, no wallet connection — ever.
How the free check works
Three steps, about two minutes, nothing to install.
- Paste the message, link, wallet address, token contract or screenshot into the checker.
- The checker compares it against 60+ fraud signals taken from 45 documented cases.
- You get a risk score, the exact red flags found, what to do next, and a permanent report page you can share with a bank, exchange or the police.
Seven signs it is a scam
If even one of these is true, slow down and check before you click, sign or pay.
- It arrived unsolicited — DM, comment, SMS, email or an airdrop you never entered.
- There is a deadline: claim in 24 hours, price doubles tonight, the slot expires.
- The link looks almost right: an extra letter, a hyphen, a different ending than the real site.
- You are asked to connect your wallet, sign a permission, or paste your seed phrase.
- The profit is fixed and guaranteed: 1% a day, no risk, insured.
- Support contacted you first, and only on Telegram, WhatsApp or Discord.
- You must pay a fee first to unlock, verify, release or withdraw your own money.
Already clicked, signed or paid?
Damage control, in order.
- Stop talking to them and never send a second payment to unlock the first.
- Move remaining funds to a fresh wallet with a new seed phrase.
- Revoke every token approval you signed from the affected wallet.
- Save screenshots, links, usernames, transaction hashes and dates.
- Report it to your bank or exchange and your national fraud line, with the report page as evidence.
Why trust this verdict
Every signal comes from 45 published investigations, each verified against on-chain records and at least two independent sources. The author of record is the Cryptostrapon Desk; our verification steps, correction policy and contact address are public, victims' names and wallets are always masked, and the checker is free, ad-free and never asks for a seed phrase or a wallet signature.
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