Lookalike domain checks
Reviews domains that try to imitate Trust Wallet branding with small spelling changes or suspicious top-level domains.
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Help users spot phishing pages before they share wallet secrets.
Trust Protector is a browser extension built to help Trust Wallet users review suspicious pages, detect lookalike domains, and surface risky recovery or verification prompts.
Built for clear security feedback
The extension focuses on warning users about common phishing patterns without asking for wallet credentials or promising impossible guarantees.
Risky prompt detection
Flags pages that ask users to restore, import, verify, or recover a wallet in suspicious contexts.
Readable findings
Explains why a page was flagged so users can review the warning instead of seeing a vague alert.
How it works
Trust Protector runs in the browser and checks the page the user is visiting. It looks at page content and domain signals to help identify suspicious wallet flows.
Signals reviewed
- Domains that resemble official Trust Wallet properties
- Punycode and suspicious domain endings
- Pages requesting recovery phrase or private key details
- Misleading phrases such as restore, claim, sync, or verify wallet
What the extension does not do
- It does not ask users for seed phrase or private key information
- It does not claim to replace wallet security best practices
- It does not process payments or provide financial advice
- It does not guarantee that every malicious page will be detected
Need support or policy details?
Use the pages below when preparing your Chrome Web Store listing. They explain what the extension does, how to contact support, and how user data is handled.