Search. Read. Share what happened.

1. Search before sending money or trusting an account

Use a username, wallet address, phone, email or details from the situation. Read the full story behind a result. The database is community-submitted and incomplete, so no match is not an all-clear.

2. Describe your experience

Start on the home page and write what happened in your own words. Choose where it happened and a scam category. Identifiers, attachments and loss details are optional. You can describe an NFT or other loss instead of a money amount.

3. Submit without a public account

No reporter name or public account is required. Reports that pass submission checks publish automatically. Automatic checks do not establish the truth of an allegation. Published stories may also appear on ScamBoard’s official X account.

4. Correct or challenge a report

Open the report and use its challenge or report-a-problem controls, or contact support@scamboard.io with the report link and a clear explanation. Do not send passwords or wallet recovery phrases.

Do I have to subscribe?

No. Email updates are optional and separate from posting. Your subscription email is not shown on your public report.