XRP users warned as fake Xaman airdrop scams spread
XRP Ledger developer and Xaman founder Wietse Wind renewed a warning to XRP users after scam accounts again targeted the wallets brand. Xaman founder Wietse Wind said fake desktop wallet and airdrop scams are targeting XRP users.More than 20 scam X accounts and 10 fake domains now appear daily, Wind said.Related reports said David Schwartz warned XRP users about fake airdrops and impersonators across platforms. His latest post said fake Xaman accounts and websites continue to promote a desktop wallet and airdrop that do not exist. The warning follows a similar alert from Ripple CTO Emeritus David Schwartz earlier this month, when he said fake airdrops, giveaways, and impersonators had increased across the XRP Ledger community. The fresh notice keeps attention on social engineering risks around XRP wallets. Fake Xaman accounts target XRP users We report them all. New ones pop up He warned users in direct terms: “There is no desktop wallet! No airdrop!” He added that the team reports the accounts, but new ones continue to appear. The message was aimed at users who may see fake links in replies, posts, or search results. Scammers push fake wallet downloads The fake campaigns often use copied branding to make users believe they are dealing with Xaman.









