Does the Crypto Trust Checker label projects as scams?

No. The checker highlights trust indicators, transparency signals and risk factors. It does not make definitive fraud claims or legal accusations.

What should I verify before using a crypto website?

Verify the official domain, HTTPS, legal pages, company information, account rules, KYC requirements, support channels, public reputation and independent security discussions.

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Crypto Trust Checker

Review crypto domains, exchange names and platform URLs for trust indicators, transparency signals and risk patterns. The checker is educational and does not make definitive scam claims.

Last reviewed: May 29, 2026Updated: May 29, 2026Educational risk indicators only

Direct answer

The Crypto Trust Checker helps users evaluate domains, URLs and exchange names by reviewing technical availability, HTTPS/TLS, known exchange profiles, transparency signals and risk patterns. It does not prove that a platform is safe and does not label projects as scams.

Methodology

How the Trust Checker works

The checker combines curated exchange research with local pattern checks and technical provider data when available. It highlights signals that deserve attention and avoids definitive scam claims.

Read full methodology

Identity and domainChecks whether the input matches a known exchange profile, official domain pattern or possible lookalike structure.

Technical securityReviews DNS resolution, nameserver setup, HTTPS/TLS certificate status and basic domain infrastructure.

TransparencyLooks for company visibility, policy pages, KYC/AML context, support channels and public documentation.

Reputation signalsUses public abuse feeds and research notes as supporting evidence, never as a standalone guarantee.

Reader context

What the score means and what it does not mean

The Trust Checker is designed for due diligence workflows. It can help identify weak or positive signals, but users should still verify official domains, policies, withdrawal rules and account security directly.

Factor	Positive signal	Risk signal	User action
Domain	Official, consistent, long-running domain.	New, misspelled or brand-plus-extra-word domain.	Compare with official profiles and bookmarks.
HTTPS/TLS	Valid certificate and normal browser security state.	Broken certificate, redirects or unreachable site.	Pause before login, signup or wallet connection.
Transparency	Terms, privacy, fees, KYC and support are visible.	Missing policies or unclear withdrawal rules.	Read account terms before depositing.
Reputation	Consistent public footprint and low abuse signals.	Repeated phishing, withdrawal or impersonation reports.	Look for independent confirmation before proceeding.

Next steps

What to do after a score

A trust score is the start of due diligence. Before using a crypto platform, check official domains, account rules, withdrawals, country access and security controls.