Avoiding Scams

Most QZAR scams begin with an impersonated platform, sponsored special message, fake support account, or counterfeit token address. Slow down whenever someone creates urgency.

Verify QZAR every time

• Launch the bot from qzar.io or this documentation
• Confirm the Telegram bot handle from official site
• Ignore Telegram ads shown above the bot conversation. QZAR does not control them
• Support staff will not message or call you first
• QZAR will not ask you to "verify" by sending funds or sharing a key

Verify the token

Token tickers and names are not unique. Before trading:

1. Obtain the contract address from more than one trusted source
2. Match the full address in QZAR, not only the first/last characters
3. Review liquidity, pool type, token age, holders, mint/freeze controls, and recent activity using independent tools
4. Be cautious when liquidity is tiny, concentrated, removable, or recently migrated
5. Assume that social posts, "smart money" labels, and PnL screenshots can be manipulated

Read the transaction context

Before confirming, check the selected wallet, direction, amount, source token, pool, settings, and any auto-sell rule. A familiar-looking button is not enough.

Red flags

• Guaranteed profit or "risk-free" automation
• Pressure to buy immediately or keep slippage extremely high
• A support account requesting a recovery phrase, private key, login code, QR login, or screen-share session
• A browser extension, desktop app, script, or “speed booster” sent through chat
• A token that cannot be sold, has freeze/blacklist behavior, or lost its route after liquidity removal
• A transaction whose token mint or destination differs from what you expected

No automated safety guarantee

QZAR can show market and pool data, but no automated check can prove a token is safe. Skip a trade whenever you cannot independently verify the asset and route.

If you clicked or shared something

• Disconnect suspicious sites and revoke permissions where supported
• If a recovery phrase/private key was exposed, move assets to a new wallet immediately
• Terminate and/or change other sessions and reset 2-step verification
• Save transaction signatures and screenshots for investigation, but never share secret material