#Security And Scam Response

Use this page if you saw a fake site, suspect an impersonator, exposed a wallet, or found a protocol vulnerability.

#Core Security Rules

  • Only use the official links listed on Official Links.
  • Exolane will never ask for your seed phrase or private key.
  • Exolane will never DM you first with a recovery or support offer.
  • No one can recover funds by asking you to send assets to another address.

#Before You Do Anything Else

  1. Open Official Links in a fresh tab.
  2. Compare the domain, social handle, and contract addresses against the official list.
  3. Save transaction hashes, wallet addresses, screenshots, and URLs before you close anything.

#What Exolane Can And Cannot Do

Exolane can Exolane cannot
Publish official warnings and incident notices Reverse on-chain transactions
Review vulnerability reports sent to [email protected] Recover funds from a compromised wallet
Help users verify the official domain, docs, and public contract addresses Validate recovery offers sent through DMs or unofficial channels

#I Opened A Suspicious Page But Did Not Sign Anything

  • Disconnect from the page and close the tab.
  • Clear any saved site connection for that domain in your wallet if you are unsure.
  • Re-open Exolane only from Official Links.
  • If the site impersonates Exolane, report it through the official channels on that page.

#I Think I Visited A Fake Exolane Site

  1. Stop interacting immediately.
  2. Do not sign any more messages or transactions.
  3. If you signed something suspicious from your main wallet, consider revoking permissions and moving remaining assets to a clean wallet.
  4. Verify the official domain and contract addresses on Official Links.
  5. Report impersonators or fake sites on x.com/exolanedex. If there is a serious security issue, also email [email protected].

#My Wallet Or Seed Phrase Is Compromised

  • If your seed phrase or private key was exposed, assume the wallet is permanently compromised.
  • Move remaining assets to a clean wallet if you still can.
  • Revoke any active 1-Click Trading session from the official UI or on-chain.
  • Exolane cannot reverse on-chain transactions or recover assets from a compromised wallet.

#I Think My 1-Click Trading Session Key Is Exposed

  • A 1-Click Trading session key can place or close trades, but it cannot withdraw funds.
  • Revoke it immediately from the UI or by using the on-chain revoke flow.
  • Once revoked, create a fresh session only on the official site.
  • If your main wallet is still secure, fund movements still require the main wallet.

See 1-Click Trading Security for the threat model and revoke steps.


#I Found A Protocol Vulnerability Or Serious Bug

  • Do not publish exploit details first.
  • Email [email protected] with a clear description, impact, reproduction steps, and any relevant hashes or screenshots.
  • Wait for acknowledgment before public disclosure.
  • Do not assume a public bounty or reward unless Exolane announces one through an official channel listed on Official Links.

#What To Include In A Security Report

Detail Why it matters
Affected URL, contract, or feature Identifies the vulnerable surface
Wallet addresses and transaction hashes Lets the team reproduce and verify the issue
Reproduction steps Makes the report actionable
Estimated impact Helps triage severity
Screenshots, logs, or videos Preserves evidence

#Next Steps