Phishing Sites
2018: Reaching End-Of-Service, 2019: Discontinued Permanently
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It is now 2025, most of these questions are no longer relevant, but they're listed here for reference under the heading "Archived Questions" while this FAQ is maintained.
A phishing site is a fake website (or social media account) designed to closely resemble an official service, often by copying its appearance or using a similar-sounding domain name. These sites are created with the intent to trick users into revealing sensitive information — such as login credentials, email addresses, or wallet details. Once obtained, this information may be used to access real accounts, make unauthorized changes, or impersonate users.
QoinPro was only ever accessible through:
The official domain: *.qoinpro.com
An available in the Google Play Store (beta, open testing track)
There was never an iOS version, and no other websites or domains were affiliated with QoinPro. The Android app was discontinued in 2017, and the main website began , with full . Any other website claiming to be QoinPro, especially outside the qoinpro.com domain, was a phishing attempt.
Several users reported phishing websites and fake portals between 2014 and 2019. These were attempts to harvest login details or promote scams by impersonating the original service.
Over the years, numerous fake social media accounts appeared online, claiming to represent QoinPro or its support staff. These impersonators were not affiliated with QoinPro in any way. In many cases, they mimicked the official branding or tone of the project to appear credible.
These accounts were often used to mislead users, sometimes by promoting fake giveaways, offering unauthorized “support,” or sharing referral links under the guise of official help. In more serious cases, they would attempt to solicit sensitive information such as email credentials, wallet private keys, or even request crypto deposits with false promises of faster withdrawals, balance boosts, or access recovery.
QoinPro has never requested passwords, private keys, seed phrases, or deposits via social media — and would never do so. Any social media account asking for these should be considered fraudulent and ignored. While some inactive official accounts remain online for archival purposes only, no social media channels are currently in use or monitored.