Dispute · correction request
If you believe a CheckCrypto assessment is wrong, let us know. We provide an uncalibrated estimate, acknowledge that errors are possible, and correct them after review.
Send us a report in these cases
- False positive — a legitimate project shown with a high risk level
- False negative — a confirmed scam shown with a low risk level
- Factual error — a stated basis (honeypot, tax, liquidity, etc.) differs from the current state
- Impersonation-related — a legitimate contract flagged as impersonation, or the reverse
Three required elements — we cannot review without all three
- The incorrect data point — which token (chain + contract address required) and which signal / score / evidence item is at issue
- The correct value — what it should actually be
- A publicly verifiable evidence link — an on-chain transaction, official announcement, audit report, source code, or any source anyone can check
Reports without an evidence link are not reviewed. Claims alone cannot change a verdict — the same standard by which our verdicts are tied to reproducible facts.
A contact for a reply is optional.
Handling principles
- Reviews are done in regular batches — reports are not processed immediately, and we generally do not send individual replies (correction results are reflected on the token's page).
- We review every request and judge based on reproducible facts (on-chain data, simulation).
- If an error is confirmed, we re-run the assessment to correct it and improve the methodology where needed. Correction history is recorded internally.
- The score is an automated estimate, not a value judgment — some signals (e.g. mintable, ownership not renounced) can be normal by a project's design, and we reflect such cases when you tell us.
- However, reproducible hard facts (honeypot simulation, etc.) are not removed on an unsubstantiated request alone.
If you're curious how we assess, see the Methodology; for terms, see the Glossary.