Bitcoin safety
Check first. Send later.
Most avoidable losses begin with a rushed click, a fake support message, or a recovery phrase entered in the wrong place. Use these tools before money or credentials move.
Check a website
Review a URL for visible phishing and lookalike-domain signals before clicking or logging in.
OpenOfficial links directory
Open a curated list of exchange, wallet, and Bitcoin-resource domains.
OpenProtect your seed phrase
Learn where a recovery phrase should — and should never — be entered.
OpenFull safety guide
Use the broader security hub for custody, 2FA, scams, and safer withdrawals.
OpenSecurity checklists
Print or track account, withdrawal, and seed-backup steps before taking action.
OpenCheck before you click
Crypto website risk-signal checker
Review the visible URL for lookalike domains, hidden destinations, unusual ports, urgency wording, and other common phishing signals. The analysis runs in your browser.
Do not paste passwords, seed phrases, private keys, or recovery codes. This tool does not visit or log in to the website.
Immediate red flags
• Someone asks for your seed phrase, private key, or remote access.
• A “support agent” contacts you first in a private message.
• You must deposit more money to unlock a withdrawal.
• A guaranteed return or doubled crypto is promised.