Fraudulent Phantom app in App Store from "Meta Voxify AI" stole user funds through wallet imports: warnings and reports of losses in the hundreds of dollars ⚠️

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A fraudulent app mimicking the popular Phantom wallet has been discovered on the Apple App Store, prompting an urgent warning to the crypto community. Developed by 'Meta Voxify AI', the fake app closely resembles the legitimate Phantom wallet by Phantom Technologies Inc. However, it only allows users to import wallets, a red flag. Many users, after entering their seed phrases, reported losing funds.

Crypto users are advised to delete the app if installed, change wallet credentials, and always verify developers—Phantom Technologies Inc. develops the official app. They should also rely on official download links and be wary of import-only apps.

This material was prepared by Khachatur Davtyan, developed and translated by artificial intelligence.

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