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MetaMask
2026-09-14 14:07:58

MetaMask adds scam protection that can automatically revoke mismatched transactions

MetaMask has rolled out new anti-scam protections designed to flag several common crypto fraud risks across its mobile app and browser extension. The wallet will now warn users about impersonation addresses, investment scams, romance scams, and transfers sent to a first-time recipient address. MetaMask also introduced a new feature called Added Protection, which can automatically revoke transactions if what executes does not match the transaction preview shown to the user. That feature has launched first on the browser extension, with mobile support planned later. In addition, MetaMask said it is using AI to detect phishing attempts, scams, and malicious transaction behavior. The update was reported by Decrypt and carried by Odaily.

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MetaMask adds scam protection that can automatically revoke mismatched transactions
MetaMask
2026-09-14 14:04:58

MetaMask adds wallet protections with transfer and scam alerts

MetaMask has rolled out new wallet protection features across its mobile app and browser extension, according to Decrypt. The update adds warnings for lookalike addresses, investment scams, pig butchering scams, and first-time transfer recipients. It also brings a clearer transaction confirmation page to both mobile and extension users. MetaMask is also introducing a feature called Added Protection. The tool automatically rolls back transactions if the executed result does not match the preview shown to the user. That feature is launching first on the browser extension, with mobile support set to follow later. The announcement centers on transaction safety and clearer user prompts across both versions of the wallet.

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MetaMask adds wallet protections with transfer and scam alerts
DeFiLlama
2026-08-16 13:24:06

DeFiLlama delays mobile app launch over phishing apps on the App Store

DeFiLlama has held back its official mobile app release because phishing apps impersonating the project have remained on Apple’s App Store, according to founder 0xngmi. He said the team decided not to launch until all fake apps are removed, aiming to reduce the risk of users being scammed. 0xngmi also described the team’s efforts to get one fraudulent app taken down. He said they spent months reporting the app to Apple for trademark infringement and impersonation of the official DeFiLlama product. The team later funded a small wallet, downloaded the app, and found that the wallet’s funds were fully stolen, which they then reported to Apple. According to him, the app was removed within a few days after that report. He added that he wanted other crypto companies to know about the experience so they would not waste time in the same way.

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DeFiLlama delays mobile app launch over phishing apps on the App Store
Coinbase
2026-07-24 16:09:22

Coinbase opens stock transfer-in feature on mobile, says CEO Brian Armstrong

Coinbase users can start transferring stocks into the platform as of today, according to CEO Brian Armstrong, who shared the update on X. He said the feature is available on mobile, where users can access it through the path "Deposit -> Transfer Stocks." Armstrong also tied the rollout to a broader shift toward tokenization, describing it as a move of all trading onto crypto rails. In his post, he said that this structure would allow users to trade all assets on a single platform while gaining capital efficiency and liquidity. The company did not disclose more product details in the post cited by Odaily.

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Coinbase opens stock transfer-in feature on mobile, says CEO Brian Armstrong