Toobit would like to draw your attention to reports of a fake token imitating USDT being distributed to wallets on BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20).
This token may use the USDT name or symbol and appear in your wallet balance, but it is not genuine USDT and may have no actual value. Simply seeing the token in your wallet does not necessarily mean that your wallet has been compromised. The main risk arises when users mistake it for genuine USDT or attempt to transfer, swap, or sell it.
Fraudulent token details may also contain links to phishing websites that ask users to connect their wallets or sign malicious approvals, potentially putting other assets in the wallet at risk.
How to identify the fake token:
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Official USDT contract address on BNB Smart Chain:
0x55d398326f99059fF775485246999027B3197955 -
Reported fake token contract address:
0xbEC0209f3fe563f6726F7BEE38d72d57fd758888
Always verify the token’s contract address. Do not rely solely on its name, symbol, logo, or displayed value, as these details can be copied easily.
If you find this token in your wallet:
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Do not transfer, swap, sell, or otherwise interact with it.
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Do not click any links included in the token or transaction details.
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Do not connect your wallet to unfamiliar websites or sign any approval requests.
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Hide or remove the token from your wallet interface. No on-chain transaction is required to do this.
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Never share your recovery phrase or private key with anyone.
When depositing USDT to Toobit, always select the correct network from the Toobit deposit page and make sure you are transferring the supported asset. Fake or unsupported tokens sent to a Toobit deposit address cannot be credited.
If you are unsure whether a token or transaction is legitimate, please stop and contact Toobit’s official customer support through verified channels before taking any further action.
Stay vigilant and keep your assets secure.
