Give Wallet Users Better Risk Signals Before They Sign
Integrate ScamLens into address entry, signing confirmation, token detail views, and suspicious-activity prompts so users make fewer irreversible mistakes.
Quick Answer
Quick answer: wallet products do not win by showing more technical jargon. They win by delivering simple, actionable warnings at the exact moment a user is about to sign or send funds.
How Teams Use ScamLens
These are the three most common points where teams plug ScamLens into their existing operations for immediate impact.
Before sending funds
Check for fake lookalike addresses, poisoning attempts, and scam reports as soon as a user pastes a destination.
Before approving a transaction
Warn users about dangerous contract permissions, token traps, hidden fees, and known scam projects before they sign.
After a suspicious transaction
Generate useful context quickly when users contact support about a transaction that does not look right.
Why Teams in This Vertical Use ScamLens
Clear warnings users understand
Show concise, plain-language risk warnings on signing screens, token pages, and send-confirmation steps.
Address and token risk in one check
Combine address safety checks with token and contract risk analysis instead of treating them as separate problems.
Works on any wallet platform
Fits browser extensions, mobile wallets, and embedded wallet experiences.
What This Helps You Do
Next Step
Now that you have seen how it fits your workflow, book a demo or explore the API docs — we will tailor the setup to your needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can we start with only address-risk checks?
Is this suitable for non-custodial wallets?
Does ScamLens make the final blocking decision?
Ready to Get Started?
Book a demo to see how ScamLens fits into your existing operations, or request API access to start a technical evaluation.