Verify before you connect
People are cloning this brand right now
MPay has publicly warned that fraudulent sites are copying their content to impersonate them, aiming to get users to connect a wallet somewhere that isn't MPay. This page exists so you can check a link before it costs you anything.
No genuine MPay channel will ever ask for your seed phrase. Not support, not the bot, not a moderator in the channel, not someone who direct-messages you first. There is no legitimate reason for anyone to need it. A request for a seed phrase is the request itself telling you it's a scam.
The complete list of official surfaces
If it isn't here, it isn't MPay.
| What | Where |
|---|---|
| Website | mpay.cards |
| App | app.mpay.cards |
| Telegram bot | t.me/MpayCardBot |
| Telegram channel | t.me/MpayCard |
| X | x.com/MpayCard |
| instagram.com/mpay.card | |
| Support | @RomanPovolo |
| Business | @MemesGlo |
How the clones usually work
A domain that is nearly right
One character swapped, a different suffix, a hyphen added. Read the domain left to right, slowly. The bit immediately before the first single slash is the only part that matters.
Urgency you did not ask for
A limited allocation, a countdown, a migration deadline, a card reservation that expires tonight. Real product launches do not need you to hurry.
A wallet connection on the first screen
Legitimate flows explain the product before asking for a signature. A connect prompt above the fold on a page you arrived at from a DM is the whole attack.
A deposit to reserve something
The physical card has no announced date and no published price. Nobody can take a deposit for it, because there is nothing to deposit against.
Habits worth having
Reach the app by typing the address or using a bookmark you made yourself. Not through a search ad, not through a link in a DM, not through a QR code someone posted in a group chat. Search ads impersonating crypto products are a well-worn route and they outrank the real thing regularly.
Keep the card's balance to roughly what you plan to spend. That is not paranoia about MPay specifically — it's how anyone should treat any online card. A card holding forty dollars is a forty dollar problem at worst.
Reveal your card details when you need them and not before. The CHECK screen exists precisely so that the number isn't sitting on your display while you screen-share.
And if something does look wrong, the official Telegram channel is where MPay posts warnings. They have done it before. That's how we know the clones exist.
Go through the front door
These two links are the real ones. Bookmark them now and you never have to think about it again.