StakeMirrorSites

Stake Link Checker: Is This Stake Link Real?

Paste any "new Stake link" here before you log in.

The check runs in your browser. Nothing you paste is sent anywhere.

How to spot a fake Stake link

  • The address is close but not on the list, like stake.ai or a name with extra words. Fake sites copy Stake's look to steal logins and deposits.
  • Someone sends it to you on Telegram, Discord or WhatsApp with a "new link" or a bonus. Real Stake staff never ask for your password or 2FA code.
  • It asks you to install something or deposit to a new wallet. Be careful with any file or app sent to you by a stranger.

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How we check every mirror

  1. It belongs to Stake. The domain is registered through MarkMonitor, the brand registrar Stake uses for stake.com. Lookalike copies we found were registered elsewhere, and only domains that pass are listed.
  2. It answers like stake.com. Our robot opens each address every 4 hours. A real mirror gives exactly the same answer stake.com gives and stays on a Stake address.
  3. It keeps working. Mirrors online most days this week go to the top. Ones that fail drop down and lose their link until they work again.
  4. New addresses are found by themselves. Each day we also read the public mirror lists. A new Stake address is added only after it passes the same checks.

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How do I know a Stake link is real?

Paste it into the checker above. It tells you if the address is on our checked list of Stake addresses, and if it worked at the last check.

What does it mean if a link is not on the list?

It may be very new, or it may be a fake copy made to steal logins and deposits. Don't log in there. Use a working link from our list instead.

Does the checker send my link anywhere?

No. The check runs in your browser against our list, so nothing you paste is sent to us.

How do fake Stake sites look?

They copy Stake's look on an address that is close but different, like stake.ai or a name with extra words. They often come from a chat message promising a bonus or a 'new link'.