A fake app called “Curve DeFi v3” posing as the popular platform Curve Finance 🚫 has infiltrated the App Store 📱, making it to the top 100 financial apps 💰, despite reviews labeling it as a scam.

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The counterfeit app, named “Curve DeFi v3,” mimicking the popular decentralized finance platform Curve Finance, has appeared in the App Store and even reached the top 100 financial apps as of October 26.

Despite numerous negative reviews describing it as “fraudulent,” the app remains available for download. The app's developer, “Tao Duong Van,” has copied the logo and functionality of the genuine Curve Finance, creating a misleading impression for users.

The app has already gained popularity in regions such as Europe, Latin America, New Zealand, the USA, and Southeast Asia, raising serious concerns about potential financial losses among users who might confuse it with the original. As of now, Curve Finance has not released any official statements regarding this fraudulent act.

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

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