Paste it beforeyou sign it.
ScamShield reads the message, link or contract you're unsure about and tells you plainly whether to walk away. Every check is logged on BOT Chain.
You'll sign one small transaction on BOT Chain each time. Get free test BOT
- SignConfirm the transaction in your wallet
- Record on-chainWriting it to BOT Chain
- Check and thinkWe check your transaction, then the AI starts
- DoneHere you go
What we found
AI can miss things. This isn't financial advice.
Your wallet
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- Daily streak
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Your recent results
Scams we see every week
The same five tricks account for most of what people paste in. If your message looks like one of these, slow down.
“Your wallet was selected” claims that end with an approval that empties it.
DMs from “official support” asking for your seed phrase or to “validate” your wallet.
bot-chain-app.xyz, botchain-airdrop.io and friends. One letter off from the real thing.
An unlimited token approval hidden inside a harmless-looking mint or claim.
Private “signal” chats where the organisers need you to buy after they did.
How a check works
Paste it
A message, a link or a 0x address. Whatever made you pause.
Sign once
A tiny BOT Chain transaction logs the check. No account, no email.
Read the verdict
Low, medium or high risk, the exact red flags, and what to do next.
Questions
What can I paste?
Anything you're unsure about: DMs, emails, website links, token or contract addresses, even the text of a wallet popup.
Why do I have to sign a transaction?
Each check is logged on BOT Chain. It keeps the usage count honest and stops bots hammering the service for free. It costs a fraction of a cent in gas.
Does it look at the blockchain?
For BOT Chain addresses, yes. We read whether it's a contract, its balance, how active it is, and whether it has risky functions like owner-only minting or upgrades.
If it says low risk, am I safe?
It means we didn't spot the usual warning signs. New tricks appear every week, so treat it as a second opinion and still be careful with approvals.