Fake Decentralized Applications
Learn how this scam works and how to protect your My Wallet and funds with simple safety checks.
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Learn how this scam works and how to protect your My Wallet and funds with simple safety checks.
Scammers create fake applications that look like legitimate services. Their main trick is showing a well-known website address in the TON Connect window while actually operating from a different domain.
Users see that they're connecting to an app at example.app, but the connection is actually going to fake-example.app—scammers use this domain spoofing to steal users' funds.
My Wallet automatically checks whether the address user sees matches where the connection is actually going. If something's wrong—a warning will pop up in TON Connect.
If you see a warning about a suspicious decentralized application, make sure you're actually working with the original dapp.
If you have any doubts or discover it's a fake—cancel the current action.
Never share your seed phrase with anyone.
If an offer sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Stick to basic security rules to protect your funds.
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