Evidence verified October 17, 2026

Lookalike domains are impersonating AMLBot

This is a public evidence page from Scam Detective’s published research. The real AMLBot operates at amlbot.com. The 3 domains below impersonate it — each with the corroborated evidence. Nothing here is a guess: every finding is backed by the independent sources listed further down the page.

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Lookalike domains found
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Overall risk level
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Independent corroborating sources
October 17, 2026
Case verified
The evidence

Confirmed lookalike domains

Critical riskFake AML checker — impersonates the real AMLBot

safe-multi.app

Registration profileNewly registered .app domain in a rotating cluster — the operators keep registering fresh domains as each one accumulates vendor detections
First seenOctober 2026, surfacing in Reddit scam reports within 24 hours of observation
Evidence
  • Poses as an anti-money-laundering checker where you supposedly verify whether your crypto wallet or funds are “clean” — it is not a real AML service.
  • The “check” always returns high-risk: the flag is fabricated so the site's support team can demand fees to “cleanse” the funds and clear it.
  • IPQualityScore has reported the domain for phishing, and ScamAdviser rates it “Caution Recommended.”
  • Often reached through an “exchange support agent” or “account manager” insisting you verify your funds before a withdrawal — the check manufactures the problem the fee solves.
  • The fee loop: the first fee doesn't clear the flag, a “deeper issue” is found, a second fee follows — and when you stop paying, the support agent and the site both go quiet.
High riskFake AML checker — sibling domain in the impersonation cluster

multiscan.app

Registration profileSame rotating cluster — registered as a sibling burner domain with the same borrowed branding
First seenOctober 2026, documented as part of the cluster
Evidence
  • Carries 15 security-engine detections out of 91 on VirusTotal and is listed by Spamhaus.
  • Same borrowed AMLBot branding and the same always-flag-then-fee play as the rest of the cluster.
High riskFake AML checker — sibling domain in the impersonation cluster

aml-transactions.app

Registration profileSame rotating cluster — the page's title literally reads “AMLBot”, copied straight from the real company it's impersonating
First seenOctober 2026, documented as part of the cluster
Evidence
  • ScamAdviser scores it 1 out of 100.
  • Its page title literally reads “AMLBot” — copied straight from the real company it is impersonating.
  • Security vendors have independently converged on every domain in the set — which is exactly why the cluster keeps registering new ones.
The pattern

Red flags in this impersonation

  1. 01A check that always flags you high-risk — real AML risk reports are probabilistic and often boring; a checker whose output is always “flagged” is a fee generator with a report skin.
  2. 02Fees to fix a risk score — no legitimate AML provider sells “cleansing.” Compliance services assess risk; they do not launder, clean, unflag, or release funds.
  3. 03A borrowed name — the cluster's pages title themselves “AMLBot.” Verify you're on the real company's own domain by typing it yourself, never via a link.
  4. 04You reached the checker through a link someone sent you — a real compliance tool doesn't arrive via an “account manager” or “support agent.”
  5. 05Vendor reports already in — phishing reports and 1/100 trust scores on the cluster's domains.
  6. 06Newly registered domains in a rotating cluster.
Independent confirmation

Who corroborates this evidence

VirusTotal and Spamhaus

multiscan.app carries 15 security-engine detections out of 91 on VirusTotal and is listed by Spamhaus.

ScamAdviser

Scores aml-transactions.app at 1 out of 100 and rates safe-multi.app “Caution Recommended.”

IPQualityScore

Has reported safe-multi.app for phishing.

Reddit scam reports

The cluster surfaced in victim reports within 24 hours of observation.

Full investigative write-up: Is safe-multi.app a Scam?.

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