Fake claim page and airdrop phishing monitoring for DeFi

One fake claim page can drain your users.

Airdrop, claim and migration pages are the favourite trap in DeFi. FakeWatch spots them when they get an SSL certificate, often before the first victim does.

The scams that target DeFi and DAOs

Claim and airdrop sites

Look-alike domains with your logo and a Connect wallet button, launched the day you announce anything.

Wallet drainers

Pages that ask users to sign approvals which empty their wallet in one transaction.

Fake migrations and votes

Posts about a "token migration" or "governance vote" that lead to a phishing page.

What we show you first

  • New SSL certificates and domains that use your name
  • Wallet connect prompts and known drainer code on fake pages
  • Ready reports for the registrar, host and scam blocklists
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Questions from DeFi and DAOs

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How early can FakeWatch see a fake claim page?

Most phishing sites get an SSL certificate before they go live. On paid plans FakeWatch reads new certificates from Certificate Transparency logs in real time, so a fake can show up before anyone visits it.

Does FakeWatch connect a wallet to the fake site?

No. It opens the page in an isolated browser without a real wallet and looks for wallet connection prompts and known drainer code.

Who gets the takedown report?

The domain's registrar and host, and scam blocklists used by wallets. FakeWatch fills in each report; you send it.

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