Post-Scam Response Center

If you connected your wallet to a suspicious site or signed any approvals, revoke them immediately. Approvals let smart contracts spend your tokens — a drainer can empty your wallet if approvals remain active.

• Go to revoke.cash and connect your wallet
• Review all active approvals
• Revoke any suspicious or unnecessary approvals
• Prioritize revoking unlimited approvals

If your seed phrase or private key was compromised, that wallet is permanently unsafe. You need to create a new wallet and transfer remaining assets.

• If seed phrase was shared: create a new wallet immediately
• Transfer remaining assets to the new wallet
• Change passwords on all crypto exchanges
• Enable 2FA on all accounts (use an authenticator app, not SMS)
• Scan your device for malware if you downloaded anything
• Remove any browser extensions you don't recognize

If funds were sent to an exchange address, the exchange may be able to freeze the receiving account. Time is critical — the sooner you report, the higher the chance of recovery.

• Contact the exchange's support immediately via their official app/site
• Provide the transaction hash (TXID) and receiving address
• File a formal fraud report through their process
• Request that the receiving account be frozen for investigation

Evidence disappears quickly. Scammers delete accounts, messages vanish, and websites go offline. Capture everything now.

• Screenshot all conversations (DMs, emails, chat messages)
• Save transaction hashes and wallet addresses involved
• Record the scam website URL and take full-page screenshots
• Save social media profiles of the scammer (they will be deleted)
• Export your wallet transaction history
• Note exact dates, times, and amounts
• Save any contracts, promises, or marketing materials