Fake mint site and Discord monitoring for NFT collections

Mint day is scam day.

Fake mint sites and fake moderators show up the moment you share a date. FakeWatch watches the web and your Discord at the same time.

The scams that target NFT collections

Fake mint sites

Copies of your mint page that take payment and deliver nothing, or drain the wallet.

Fake moderators

Accounts with your team's names and avatars that DM members with "open a support ticket" links.

Hacked announcements

A stolen moderator account posts a fake mint link in your announcement channel.

What we show you first

  • Look-alike domains, compared with a screenshot of your real site
  • Discord bot: fake moderators, scam links and announcement changes
  • Look-alike Discord invite links such as yourproject-mint
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Questions from NFT collections

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What does the Discord bot do on mint day?

It flags members whose names copy your team, deletes links from members that are not on your official list, and alerts you when an announcement is edited.

Can FakeWatch find fake Discord servers?

Discord has no public server search. FakeWatch checks look-alike invite links on paid plans and protects your own server through the bot.

Does FakeWatch watch fake mint sites?

Yes. It watches new certificates, new domains and typo variants of your domain, and compares each live page with your real site.

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