Scammers create fake apps, websites, and social accounts that copy Celia. Use this article as your checklist: if a link, handle, or person is not on this list, treat them as fake.
Our official channels
Website: celiawallet.com
App download: celia.id
X (Twitter): x.com/celiawallet
Telegram: t.me/celiaexchange
Instagram: instagram.com/celia.wallet
Whitepaper: whitepaper.celiawallet.com
Support email: [email protected]
The founders' verified X (Twitter) accounts are @EmmanuelAfula (CEO) and @favourafula (CTO). The official CELIA token contract on BNB Chain is 0x85BE935e225aa16705560ED30dA1621cAcC9a1Fd, any other "CELIA" token is fake.
Warning signs of a scam
Anyone, in any channel, who asks for your recovery phrase, passcode, or bank PIN. Celia never does.
A "support" agent who messages you first, especially on WhatsApp, Telegram DMs, or by phone.
Fake giveaways, airdrops, or "double your crypto" offers, and promises of guaranteed returns.
Lookalike websites or handles (extra letters, different spellings, or domains that are not the ones above).
Anyone asking you to move funds "to keep them safe," or to install a screen-sharing app.
If in doubt
Reach us only through the official channels above, and never share your recovery phrase with anyone. If you are unsure whether something is really from Celia, contact us via the app (Profile > Settings > Support) and ask.