What it looks like

Fraudsters watch public forums and social media for people asking for help. They reply or message from accounts using a company's name and logo, then direct you to a fake form or ask for your seed phrase to "sync" your wallet.

Red flags

  • Support that contacts you first, in a direct message.
  • Accounts with few followers, recent creation dates or slightly misspelled names.
  • Any request for your seed phrase, private key or remote access.

What to do next

  • Only use support channels listed on the company's official website.
  • Never share your seed phrase.
  • If someone claims to be from Chainsentra, verify them first.