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How This Attack Works
The scam exploits growing awareness of AML/KYC compliance requirements in crypto. Users who want to verify their funds are "clean" land on a convincing clone and unknowingly authorize a wallet drainer.
STEP 1
Lure via Search & Social
Victims encounter fake AML check sites through Google Ads, Telegram DMs, social media posts, or SEO-poisoned search results for queries like "check wallet AML" or "is my crypto clean."
STEP 2
Clone Legitimate UI
The site closely mimics the official AMLBot.com design, branding, and interface. Some clones replicate staff profiles and create fake Telegram accounts impersonating AMLBot team members.
STEP 3
Request Wallet Connection
Unlike the real AMLBot (which only needs a wallet address as text input), the fake site asks users to "connect wallet" via MetaMask or WalletConnect to "generate an AML report."
STEP 4
Drain Assets via Smart Contract
The wallet connection triggers a malicious smart contract (setApprovalForAll or token approval) that scans all tokens/NFTs, prioritizes highest-value assets, and drains everything to attacker-controlled wallets. Transactions are irreversible.
Technical Analysis
The AML scam ecosystem uses sophisticated infrastructure. Domini typically use .com, .org, .app TLDs registered through privacy-friendly registrars (NICENIC, WEBCC account for 163+ domains). Many use Cloudflare CDN for legitimacy.
The drainer mechanism is identical to other wallet-connect phishing: upon connection, the site calls setApprovalForAll() or increaseAllowance() on the victim's token contracts. The drainer scans all assets, estimates value, and prioritizes extraction of highest-value tokens first.
According to AMLBot's 2025 Crypto Crime Relazione, 65% of crypto incidents are driven by social engineering rather than technical exploits, with phishing ranking as the #2 attack type (18% of all incidents).
Key technical indicators: domains containing 'aml', 'amlbot', 'aml-check', 'aml-verify' in the URL; wallet connection prompts (the real AMLBot never requires this); recently registered domains; missing or fake SSL certificates.
The drainer mechanism is identical to other wallet-connect phishing: upon connection, the site calls setApprovalForAll() or increaseAllowance() on the victim's token contracts. The drainer scans all assets, estimates value, and prioritizes extraction of highest-value tokens first.
According to AMLBot's 2025 Crypto Crime Relazione, 65% of crypto incidents are driven by social engineering rather than technical exploits, with phishing ranking as the #2 attack type (18% of all incidents).
Key technical indicators: domains containing 'aml', 'amlbot', 'aml-check', 'aml-verify' in the URL; wallet connection prompts (the real AMLBot never requires this); recently registered domains; missing or fake SSL certificates.
Real Cases
AMLBot Clone Wave (2024-2026) (2024-2026)
1,350+ fake domains stolen
AMLBot officially warned about an alarming rise in scammers impersonating AMLBot on various platforms, including fake Telegram bots and clone websites.
amlcheckwallet.cc Drainer (2024)
Wallet drainer active stolen
Registered via Dynadot Inc, resolved to Cloudflare IP 104.21.25.10. Served a fake "AML wallet check" interface with wallet-connect drainer. PhishDestroy report.
PCRisk AML Warning (Jan 2026) (January 2026)
12+ documented domains stolen
PCRisk documented a new wave of fake AMLBot sites including amlbotchecks.com, aml-safety.app, amlrobotsaveru.com, amlpremium.top. FTC reports over 46,000 people lost $1 billion to crypto scams since 2021. PCRisk report.
amlbotchecking.com Campaign (2024)
Multiple victims stolen
Typosquat of AMLBot serving crypto drainer via fake compliance check UI. Documented by Malware Guide and PCRisk.
How to Detect
Site asks to "connect wallet" — the real AMLBot only needs a wallet ADDRESS as text input, never a wallet connection
Dominio contains "aml" variations: amlbot, aml-check, aml-verify, amlcrypto (verify against official amlbot.com)
Recently registered domain (check WHOIS — legitimate AML services have years of history)
Urgente messaging: "Your wallet may be flagged" or "Controlla compliance before funds are frozen"
Promoted via Telegram DMs, Google Ads, or unsolicited emails instead of organic search
How to Protect Yourself
1
Bookmark the official AMLBot at amlbot.com — never click links from ads, DMs, or emails
2
Remember: legitimate AML tools only need a wallet address (text), never a wallet connection or private keys
3
Controlla any AML domain on PhishDestroy before interacting with it
4
Use a separate "burner" wallet with minimal funds when testing any new DeFi/Web3 service
5
If you connected your wallet to a suspicious site: immediately transfer remaining funds to a NEW wallet and revoke approvals at revoke.cash
Frequently Asked Questions
Data sourced from PhishDestroy threat intelligence database — 2,026 domains tracked for this threat type
Fake AML Controlla Scam 2,026 domains
cryptoamlbot.com
cryptoamlcheck.com
cryptobotcheck.com
cryptomus-check.com
dapp.1greendot.com
dashboards-homes.pages.dev
dexrp-drop.xyz
dexrp-presale.xyz
financeaml.com
globalassetrecoverythailand.com
lastaml2.pages.dev
ledgeraml.live
maybe-6d5.pages.dev
mbhplatform.com
moneyback.garb-aml.icu
openoceean-swaap-io-us.pages.dev
pro-amlbot.com
relixamlkycacademy.com
reportfraudceexternal.ciamlogin.com
reportwallet.com
rip.claims
scan-aml.github.io
scan-chain.com
scanneraml.com
scanusdt.org
secure.apexsafehalven.com
spacetoots.pro
starcheck.io
streamlog.pages.dev
sumsub-aml.net
superbrldge-v2.org
task-aml.com
telegramlogg.online
thebasecheck.com
ton-aml.com
track-address.pro
trc20-aml.com
trc20-scan.com
trontest1.pages.dev
unearthly.cc
wallet-check.online
web-solflarewallet.org
web3-5v6.pages.dev
www.aml-finances.com
www.aml-tools.digital
www.amlcheck-app.com
www.bot-amlscanner.com
www.checkaml.co
www.reamll.com
www.secureaml.net
www.superbrldge-v2.org
www.trust-trader.app
a-m-l-scan.net
aml-aks-dev.eastus.cloudapp.azure.com
aml-blockcheck.com
aml-bot.net
aml-check-crypto.net
aml-check.github.io
aml-checker-pro.com
aml-limited.com
aml-logs.com
aml-now.com
aml-review.info
aml-validation.com
aml.compliance.ws
aml1.pro
amlaudithubb.com
amlbot.win
amlbotcompany.net
amlcertify.net
amlcheck.coincertificted.com
amlcheck.support
amlcheck.team
amlcheckersol.cfd
amlcheckvault.com
amlcheckwallet.com
amlchekeer.icu
amlnode.live
amlpro.cfd
amlprovider.ink
amlround.site
amlsec.cfd
amlshield.me
amlsolutions.tech
amltester.com
amltethertrx.com
amltrack.site
amltruste.pro
amlvalid.org
amlvalidate.com
amlwebs.com
app-amlbot.pages.dev
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