Spot crypto scams
Practice what to do when a message asks for money, a secret, or a quick decision.
Pause at guaranteed returns
A message offering to double any cryptocurrency you send is a common scam. Promises of guaranteed profits and pressure to act quickly are warning signs. Stop before sending anything, even if the message comes from an account that looks familiar.
Check the source on your own
Scammers copy real logos and names. If someone claims to be wallet support, close the message and visit the official site through a bookmark or address you trust. Keep your recovery phrase and private keys to yourself throughout the process.
Treat each send as final
A completed cryptocurrency payment usually cannot be reversed through the network. Take time to check what you are approving and where funds would go. If a message asks you to send funds to a “safe wallet” to protect them, stop and independently verify the claim.