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Report for Unstoppable.money

Report Date
October 8, 2025
Recommendation
Caution
Overall Summary
Suspicious
  Why we think so? 

Quick verdict: suspicious / proceed with caution. unstoppable.money appears to be a legitimate non‑custodial crypto wallet site that’s been online since 2019, serves a small global audience (~4.7k monthly visits) and runs on DigitalOcean with a valid SSL certificate. Key positives: no matches on crypto‑scam blacklists, no Google Safe Browsing flags, and a public bug‑bounty program mentioned in community sources. Key concerns: WHOIS registrant info is redacted (privacy service), the site exposes no public support email addresses, traffic is low and concentrated in a few countries, and several similarly named businesses exist in public maps results — raising impersonation risk. Recommendation: do not send large amounts; verify mobile app packages, check official social channels, and test with a small amount first.

Confidence Score
65%

Risk Insights

✅

No blacklist or Safe Browsing flags ✅

  • Crypto scam sniffer returned clean.
  • Google Safe Browsing shows no matched threats.
  • These are good signals but not definitive proof of safety.
⚠️

Operator traceability is limited ⚠️

  • WHOIS registration details are redacted.
  • No public support email/phone found on the site.
  • Limited contactability raises recovery/complaint friction.

Contradictory Signals

Active security posture is positive, but operator anonymity makes recourse harder if something goes wrong.

Signal A: Public bug bounty and community discussion show attention to security (positive).

Signal B: WHOIS redaction and lack of site contact reduce operator accountability (negative).

Category Scores

Red Flags & Warnings

  • Registrant info in WHOIS is redacted; no public company contact email or phone found on the site — hard to hold an operator accountable.
  • Low traffic and small visible user base — fewer public reports could mean issues stay private longer.
  • Multiple unrelated Google Places entries share the 'Unstoppable' name; risk of impersonation and user confusion.

🔎 Detailed Checks & Analysis

Domain age & WHOIS transparency

Score: 60/100
Failed

"Created in April 2019 (reasonable age). WHOIS RDAP output shows registrant fields redacted and NameCheap as registrar; reduces operator traceability."

Reason: Domain has multi‑year history but registrant details are redacted.

Technical setup (SSL, hosting, DNS records)

Score: 80/100
Passed

"SSL issued (valid until 2025‑11‑21). Nameservers point to DigitalOcean; A record resolves. DNS contains wallet‑connect verification TXT entry."

Reason: HTTPS and standard hosting; WalletConnect DNS TXT record present.

Traffic & usage signals

Score: 55/100
Failed

"SimilarWeb estimates ≈4.7k visits/month, low pages/visit (~1.62) and moderate bounce rate (~43%)."

Reason: Low traffic and limited page engagement suggest a small user base.

Reputation & blacklist checks

Score: 75/100
Passed

"Crypto scam sniffer and Google Safe Browsing returned no matches or detected threats."

Reason: No blacklist or safe‑browsing flags found.

Contact & support transparency

Score: 50/100
Failed

"Scraper found Facebook, Twitter, TikTok and Pinterest links but no direct support email or phone number on the domain."

Reason: No site emails or phone numbers found; only social accounts are listed.

Trademark / brand impersonation risk

Score: 60/100
Failed

"USPTO search returned no results for 'unstoppable.money'; Google Places shows unrelated 'Unstoppable' businesses which could be used in phishing/impersonation."

Reason: No trademark for the exact domain, but several similarly named local businesses exist.

Community & incident history

Score: 70/100
Passed

"Perplexity aggregated results note a public bug bounty and forum discussion focusing on usability rather than theft; no verified reports of exploited vulnerabilities found in available sources."

Reason: Community sources and bug bounty references show attention to security and no publicized fund‑loss incidents.

Your Next Steps

  • 1

    Verify the mobile app package on official stores (check developer name, number of installs, and review timestamps) before installing.

  • 2

    Confirm social accounts listed on the site (Twitter, Facebook, TikTok) match the app store developer details and pinned security notices.

  • 3

    Do not deposit large sums; test with a small transfer first and confirm recovery using your own seed phrase backup.

  • 4

    If you need custody or fiat on‑ramps, prefer providers with known corporate disclosures and support email/phone channels.

  • 5

    Report any phishing or impersonation pages to your browser and to Google if you find fake variants of the site.

Evidence & Citations

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