Security · Sep 17, 2026
Official security notice
Verify before
you trust.
This page is DCENT's official public record of verified channels and known impersonation accounts. Check here before replying, connecting a wallet, or sharing information.
Protect your assets
No legitimate DCENT representative will ask for your recovery phrase.
Do not follow instructions to “validate,” “rekey,” “restore,” or “synchronize” your wallet through an external website or private message.
- 1Never share a recovery phrase, private key, password, or authentication code.
- 2Do not trust support offered through an individual X profile or direct message.
- 3Start every support request yourself at support.dcentwallet.com.
Source of truth
Our only official accounts and websites.
Use the exact URLs below. A similar name, logo, verified badge, or employee title does not prove that an account is affiliated with DCENT.
Email phishing registry
These addresses are impersonating DCENT. Do not open them.
Record last verified
Phishing emails are reaching DCENT users from lookalike domains. Ignore the sender name and read what follows the @ — on a phone your mail app shows only a display name, so open the sender to see the full address before you trust anything.
Our email domains
An address must end in one of these two. Not contain them — end in them. Everything before the @ can be any word and proves nothing.
Reported phishing senders
3 addresses listed
Matches the full address and the domain
No reported sender found.
Try the domain on its own. A missing result does not prove an address is legitimate — check it against our two domains above instead.
is one of our domains.
Email from this domain is sent by DCENT. Even so, DCENT will never ask for your recovery phrase, private key, password, or authentication code.
- ✗ dcent@governanceproposal.com
- ✗ team@dcentwalletincident.com
- ✗ upgrades@newsletters-dcent.com
Reported by DCENT users and verified by DCENT. Highlighted characters are the parts that are not ours. New lookalike domains are registered constantly, so this list will never be complete — an address missing from it has not been cleared. A “verified” or “secure” marker in your mail app does not help either; it confirms the sending domain is real, not that it belongs to DCENT.
Impersonation registry
These accounts are impersonating DCENT. Do not trust them.
Record last verified
The accounts below have represented themselves as DCENT support, technical staff, recovery services, or employees. They are not authorized DCENT support channels. Any request for wallet credentials or recovery actions is an attempt to steal your assets.
186 accounts listed
Matches handles and profile names
No reported account found.
Try another handle or profile name. A missing result does not prove an account is legitimate.
About status timestamps: “Confirmed” means the first time DCENT verified the account's publicly visible status. It does not represent X's internal enforcement time. Suspended accounts remain in this archive as a permanent public record.
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Found an account pretending to be DCENT?
Do not engage. Save the profile URL and screenshots, report the account to X, and send the evidence through the official DCENT support site.
- 1Stop the conversationDo not click links, connect your wallet, sign a transaction, or share any secret.
- 2Preserve evidenceCapture the profile handle, profile URL, messages, posts, and the date and time observed.
- 3Use official channelsReport through X and submit the same evidence to support.dcentwallet.com.








