Brand Protection and Takedowns for Crypto Exchanges and Wallets

We attack the problem at multiple layers. First, we discover drainer infrastructure (landing pages, redirect chains, CDN assets, pinned content) through domain/app/social monitoring. Next, analysts validate flows by inspecting the transaction builder or signature prompts (e.g., permit, setApprovalForAll, token approvals, spending caps) and the destination addresses. Confirmed campaigns are blocked via our global blocklist (usable by wallets and secure browsers) and removed at the source through registrar/host/platform action.

For decentralized content, we coordinate gateway blocks and pin removals to break reachability while enforcement proceeds elsewhere. You can optionally ingest IoCs (domains, hashes, addresses) into your wallet or dApp to power pre-transaction warnings.

Yes. PhishFort monitors X, Discord and Telegram for fake support accounts, fake giveaway bots and impersonation channels. Analysts confirm each one and escalate it through each platform’s impersonation process, and we share the indicators of compromise with your trust and safety team so moderators can act on the same actors in your own community.

PhishFort works out-of-the-box via our dashboard, and offers APIs and feeds to push confirmed threats to: SIEM/SOAR (Splunk, QRadar, Chronicle), wallet risk engines (to power pre-sign/warn UX), chain analytics tools (for case enrichment), and ad/SEO ops (to remove fraudulent search ads). We can also ingest your internal telemetry — reported scams, tagged addresses, or partner IoCs — to improve recall for your ecosystem.

Drainer actors frequently rely on IPFS/Arweave/CDN distribution and rapid domain rotation. Our approach combines infrastructure-level blocks (gateway/pin/CDN abuse), domain sinkholing, and social/app-store enforcement to reduce reach. Because we also syndicate IoCs through the PhishFort Blocklist, users are proactively warned even if a mirror or new gateway pops up.

We act on every validated threat right away, 24/7/365, and follow it until it is offline. For live draining or viral social campaigns, we activate priority escalation paths with registrars, hosts, platforms, and gateways, while simultaneously pushing the blocklist update so wallets and browsers can warn/interrupt clicks immediately. We’ll also coordinate with your comms/mods to publish verified links and PSAs.

Community mods and in-house security rarely have the bandwidth or the enforcement relationships to keep up with drainer-as-a-service operations, extension clones, and high-volume social spam. PhishFort is a fully managed takedown service purpose-built for crypto: continuous discovery, analyst validation, direct enforcement (web2 + decentralized), global blocklist distribution, and compliance-ready reporting, so your teams spend less time chasing links and more time shipping.

Exchanges, hardware and software wallets, DeFi protocols, NFT marketplaces and Web3 security tools. PhishFort has completed 29,000+ takedowns for Trezor and about 2,800 for Bitkub in 2025, and protects MyEtherWallet and Revoke.cash, where we removed 60+ impersonation domains timed to market panic moments.

Yes. Crypto is where PhishFort started in 2018, and it is still a core industry: we protect exchanges, wallets and Web3 projects like Trezor and Bitkub. We apply the same model to banks, fintechs and payment platforms, which face the same lookalike domains, fake apps and fake support accounts.

Coverage of crypto-specific threats such as wallet drainers, IPFS-hosted phishing and fake browser extensions; takedowns on social and messaging, where most fake support accounts live; a managed service that removes threats instead of only reporting them; and distribution to wallets through a blocklist. PhishFort covers all four, and the PhishFort Blocklist reaches 418M+ users.

Yes. PhishFort works with crypto brands across Asia-Pacific, including Bitkub in Thailand, where we completed about 2,800 takedowns in 2025. Our relationships with registrars, hosts and platforms are global, so we can remove threats registered or hosted in any country.

Yes. PhishFort removes phishing and wallet-drainer pages, fake wallet apps in app stores and APK sites, fake browser extensions and phishing sites hosted on IPFS gateways. Every confirmed threat is also added to the PhishFort Blocklist, which wallets use to warn users before they sign a transaction on a malicious site.

PhishFort started in crypto in 2018 and knows the threats this industry faces: wallet drainers, fake support on Telegram and Discord, IPFS-hosted phishing and fake extensions. We run takedowns as a managed service and share every confirmed threat with wallets through the PhishFort Blocklist. Trezor has 29,000+ takedowns with PhishFort, and Bitkub completed about 2,800 in 2025.