Short answer
FakeWatch looks for tokens with your project's name or ticker on DEXes across major chains and compares each one with the contracts you listed, hourly on Pro and every 15 minutes on Agency and Managed. In your Telegram group, anyone can check an address with /verify.
Who this is for: Token projects and memecoins.
Why clone tokens matter
Anyone can deploy a token with your name and ticker in minutes. Buyers who search for your ticker on a DEX may pick the copy, and scammers share its address in your chats and under your posts.
How we find them
- We look for tokens with your project's name or ticker on DEXes across major chains.
- Each match is compared with the contracts you listed. Your official contracts are never flagged.
- Our Telegram and Discord bots catch wrong contract addresses posted in your community.
What you can do about one
A contract on a blockchain cannot be removed. What works:
- warn your community and pin your official contract addresses;
- keep them on your public verification page, so anyone can check an address with
/verify; - report any site that promotes the token; see report phishing to wallets.
Scammers also send tiny transfers from lookalike addresses; read about address poisoning.
By plan
| What is included | Free | Pro | Agency | Managed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Token contracts | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 |
| Fake tokens on DEXes (your name or ticker) | One-time scan | Every hour | Every 15 minutes | Every 15 minutes |
Frequently asked questions
Will my own contracts be flagged?
No. Contracts you list as official are never flagged.
Can a clone token be taken down?
A contract on a blockchain cannot be removed. What you can do is warn your users, report the token to scanners and wallets, and keep your official contracts on your verification page.