These guides draw on official safety guidance, research, and common questions from people using dating apps. Read the scope and limits.

A romantic contact should never need access to your wallet to prove trust, join an opportunity, or continue a relationship. A link and a familiar-looking site can still be designed to make you sign something you do not understand.

Treat these requests as a stop signal

• connect your wallet to an unfamiliar platform
• sign a transaction to unlock a reward, investment, or withdrawal
• share a seed phrase, private key, password, or one-time code
• deposit crypto to prove you are serious
• keep the opportunity secret or act before a deadline

Crypto transfers and signed transactions can be difficult to reverse. Do not rely on screenshots, profit claims, or instructions from someone you only know online.

What to do instead

1. Stop clicking the link and do not sign another transaction.
2. Verify the service through a website or support channel you find independently.
3. If you already connected, use the official wallet or exchange guidance to review and revoke approvals.
4. Change any reused password and enable multi-factor authentication.
5. Save the messages and report the account if the request was deceptive or pressuring.

No legitimate relationship requires access to your assets. If the person becomes angry when you pause, that reaction is useful information.

Read why dating scammers ask for crypto before you respond.

Questions people ask

Before you decide what to do

Should I connect my wallet because someone I met online asked me to?

No. Do not connect a wallet, sign a transaction, or enter a recovery phrase because a romantic contact tells you to. Verify any service independently before using it.

What if I already connected my wallet to a link?

Stop interacting with the site, review and revoke suspicious token approvals using a trusted official tool, and contact the wallet or exchange provider through its official support. Never share your recovery phrase.

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