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Brand Brief · Coinbase

Coinbase Scam Detection

Detect fake Coinbase emails, messages, and websites. Our AI-powered scanner identifies Coinbase impersonation attempts instantly.

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01Official Coinbase domains.

Genuine Coinbase communications come from these domains. Anything else is suspicious.

coinbase.comcustody.coinbase.com

02Common Coinbase Scams

01

Coinbase Account Compromised Alert

Fake alerts claiming suspicious activity on your Coinbase account, urging you to call a scam phone number or click a phishing link.

02

Fake Coinbase Support Calls

Callers impersonating Coinbase support asking you to install remote access software or share your seed phrase to "secure" your account.

03

Coinbase Wallet Drainer

Links to malicious dApps that prompt you to connect your Coinbase Wallet and sign a transaction that drains your funds.

04

SIM Swap Leading to Coinbase Takeover

Attackers hijack your phone number via SIM swap, then use SMS-based 2FA to access and drain your Coinbase account.

03How to Spot a Fake Coinbase Message

01Coinbase emails come from @coinbase.com. Check recent emails at coinbase.com in Settings > Activity.
02Coinbase support will never ask for your password, 2FA codes, or seed phrase.
03Switch to hardware key or authenticator app instead of SMS 2FA.
04Coinbase will never ask you to install remote access software.
05Use Coinbase Vault with time-delayed withdrawals for large holdings.

04Report Coinbase scams.

If you have received a suspicious message impersonating Coinbase, report it directly to Coinbase so they can take action and protect others.

Official Coinbase fraud reporting →
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Other Commonly Impersonated Brands
AppleGoogleMicrosoftAmazonPaypalNetflixFacebookInstagramWhatsappTelegramBinanceChaseWells FargoBank of AmericaHSBCUSPS