Fake Exchange Red Flags
When a platform disappears or changes, institutions and investigators rely on whatever you preserved: URLs, screens, errors, and support messages.
One-character domain differences are common. Capture everything before it vanishes.
Fake exchange platforms are designed to look real until withdrawal time. Our reports document platform artifacts, withdrawal obstruction patterns, and domain analysis into structured evidence packs that reviewers can use to verify misrepresentation.
Lookalike domains and branding
- Save the exact URL
- Screenshot key pages and login screens
- Note one-character domain differences
- Capture branding and legal pages
Blocked withdrawals and endless verification
- Capture every error message
- Document each new requirement
- Save support chats introducing fees or delays
- Screenshot verification request escalations
Suspicious app downloads
- Preserve the download page
- Save the message that shared the link
- Screenshot the app interface
- Note if it was not from official app stores
Preserve before it vanishes
- Prioritize balances and deposit history
- Capture withdrawal attempts
- Save fee demands and instructions
- Screenshot support conversations
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F.A.Q.
Everything you need to know about our investigation services and recovery process.
- Use what you have: browser history, emails, and any saved screenshots.
- Check the exact URL, licensing claims, and whether withdrawals are actually processed.
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