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Spot a Fake SimpleSwap in 10 Seconds
Learn how to verify the official SimpleSwap website, spot clone sites and fake accounts, and check simpleswap.io before sending crypto.
Read the full articleA fake site can copy our logo, colors and exchange form. The domain is what identifies the real SimpleSwap.
The only official SimpleSwap website is simpleswap.io.
Do not use the page design as proof that a website is real.
It should read exactly simpleswap – one word, correctly spelled.
The official domain ends in .io.
Extra words, letters, hyphens or a different ending mean you are not on simpleswap.io.
If the domain is not exactly simpleswap.io, stop before you send anything.
Clone sites can reproduce the visual interface of a legitimate service.
Encrypts your connection to a site. It does not prove that the site belongs to SimpleSwap.
Fake or lookalike pages can appear in ads and search results. Check the domain before interacting.
Do not send funds or enter wallet credentials. If you signed an approval, review and revoke it. If you exposed a seed phrase or private key, move remaining assets to a fresh wallet.
Read the full guide for more on clone sites, misleading HTTPS signals, search ads and what to do after interacting with a fake page.
Not sure you are dealing with the real SimpleSwap? Check before you send.
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