Stay safe

Last updated 30 September 2026

Crypto communities attract impersonators, fake support and wallet drainers. Here's how to tell us apart from them.

We will never

• DM you first on Discord, Telegram or X to offer help, a refund, an airdrop or early access.
• Ask you to send SOL or tokens to a wallet address over chat. Membership is paid only on our checkout page, where Phantom shows you the exact transfer before you approve it.
• Ask you to sign a transaction or message anywhere except our checkout.
• Ask for your password, Discord token, bot token or two-factor codes.
• Promise returns or profits.

How to know it's really us

• Get links only from this site or from our Discord's #announcements. Type the address yourself, or use a bookmark.
• Look at the address bar before you sign in or pay. Scam sites use look-alike names with swapped, doubled or foreign-looking letters.
• Sign in only through Discord's own page (discord.com). We ask Discord for your identity only, never permission to read your messages or join servers for you.
• At checkout, check that the payment address Phantom shows matches the address on our checkout page and in #announcements.

Inside the app

• The app never opens links from the channels it reads. Links in calls are shown as text, so a drainer link can't open by accident.
• The desktop app flags messages whose links go to known scam sites or look-alikes of well-known Solana sites, and won't buy from them.
• The app checks every token it considers on-chain first, and refuses tokens whose creator can still mint more or freeze your balance.

Report a scam

Seen someone impersonating us, or a fake site? Tell us in our Discord's #help channel, or at lickhitter67@gmail.com. Don't click the link again, and don't forward it to others.

Found a security problem in Soltrack itself? Write to lickhitter67@gmail.com and include how to reproduce it. Please give us a chance to fix it before you publish it.