A problem people bring · solved

Check a job offer is real in minutes

You can check most job offers in minutes, for free. Read the posting on RealRole, confirm the company through its own official site, and if the job asks you to connect a wallet or sign anything, scan it first with Recon so you see in plain words what you would approve. Skip these: any fee to start, any 'meeting app' or test file a recruiter sends.

  • 2 stops
  • 8 minutes, all in
  • 4 surprises
  • 1 live demo

Chapter 1

Who knew?

the bits nobody tells you
Oh! #1
Many crypto job scams steal through one signature, not a payment.
Wallet signatures can grant spending rights over your tokens.
Oh! #2
Task scams often pay you a small amount first to win trust before asking you to deposit.
Regulators such as the US FTC have warned about this exact pattern.
Oh! #3
A real company's domain, ENS name and onchain address can be checked in public.
Onchain records and ENS names are public.
Oh! #4
A request to install a 'meeting app' or run a 'coding test' file is a common way to plant wallet-stealing malware.
Fake interviews have been used to deliver malware to developers.
People assume

You need a lawyer or paid background check.

Actually

RealRole is free to read; Recon costs about 0.1 USDT per scan on X Layer. Checking a domain or company register is usually free.

Chapter 2

The free route, step by step

tap a stop to do it now

2 stops, cheapest first

  1. Stop 1 · FoundCheck if a job posting is honest before you applyFree to read5 minRealRole
  2. Stop 2 · OwnSee what a dapp will make you sign, before you signAbout 0.1 USDT per scan on X Layer3 minRecon

Three ways through

Pick your route

free, bold, or build the missing piece
  1. Start free tonight

    Verify before you reply

    Built by the House

    The checks are public and free. Look up any wallet or link on Chainabuse before you send a CV or connect.

    1. Check if a job posting is honest before you apply
    2. Search the recruiter's wallet or domain on Chainabuse.

    Cost Free.

  2. The bold play

    Read every signature in plain words

    Built by the House

    Many crypto job scams steal through one signature or a fake 'test task' repo. Simulate first in Rabby or with Kerberus.

    1. See what a dapp will make you sign, before you sign
    2. Use a fresh wallet with no savings for any onboarding task.

    Cost Free wallet tools; Recon is about 0.1 USDT per scan on X Layer.

  3. Build it

    Build the scam-post flagger

    Built by the House

    Job boards and seekers both want fewer scams, and no shared feed links fake recruiters to Chainabuse reports yet.

    1. Own a working onchain app with your name on it
    2. Check if a job posting is honest before you apply

    Cost Build time; Chainabuse reports are public.

Your version

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What I already have

Past the basics

What’s possible

live today, or yours to build
  • Live today

    Check any recruiter wallet or site.

    How Paste it into Chainabuse. Read reports. Walk away if flagged.

  • Live today

    Run any onboarding task from a burner.

    How Make a fresh Rabby wallet. Simulate every request.

  • Possible to build

    A job-board plug-in that flags posts tied to reported wallets.

    How Match posting links to Chainabuse reports. Warn the reader.

Project + project

Combos nobody marketed

A + B = something new
  • RealRoleChainabuse

    Check the posting and the wallet behind it in two minutes.

    Why it works Chainabuse merges community reports per address.

  • Rabbya burner wallet

    A fake task cannot reach your savings.

    Why it works Simulation shows what moves before you sign.

  • Human Passporta recruiter profile

    Ask recruiters to show a real-person score.

    Why it works Fake recruiters rarely hold strong stamps.

Chapter 3

Try it live

Built by the House

Do not take our word for it. RealRole runs right here, so you can poke at the real thing before you commit to anything.

Wallet or sign-in will not open in here? Open RealRole in a new tab ↗

Screening Room

Watch it first

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Chapter 4

Where it matters most

  • job seekers in India, Nigeria and the Philippines

    Fake remote jobs target these markets heavily.

  • crypto newcomers

    Fake 'tasks' ask them to sign wallet approvals.

  • developers looking for web3 roles

    Fake take-home tests are used to plant malware.

Chapter 5 · Not built yet?

Build it

A browser extension that flags job posts asking for upfront fees, wallet connections or downloaded apps.

Who could build it Remote job seekers, and job boards that want fewer scam reports.

For founders

Uses you never marketed

All projects →

Connections

People to meet

Propose a bridge →
  • Chainabuse

    Report a fake recruiter so others see it.

    Say hello
  • RealRole

    Ask how postings get checked.

    Say hello
  • Summon

    Get a human second look.

    Say hello

Propose a bridgetwo projects, one outcome neither could reach alone

Questions

Should I ever pay to start a job?

No. Real employers do not charge you to start, and a fee request is a strong sign of a scam.

Why would a job ask me to connect a wallet?

Usually to steal; scan the request with Recon and verify the company before you sign anything.

How do I check the company behind a job post?

Use the company's official website and contacts, or RealRole, never only links sent in the message.

What if I already signed something for a fake job?

Revoke approvals with a free tool such as Revoke.cash and move remaining funds to a new wallet.

The spark

What if the best job you ever got started with you checking them as hard as they check you?

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