Exact-domain alert · source cited
humaverse.info Scam Alert
Published September 16, 2026 · Evidence is point in time
A named source has specifically warned about humaverse.info. The warned address is shown as inert text and is never loaded by this page. Read what the source says, then type any official address independently.
What the source says: Huma’s verified @humafinance account says phishing emails are circulating from fake domains such as humaverse.info and ask recipients to connect wallets to a fake claim portal. Huma says those emails are not from it.
Claim boundary: This page attributes the warning to Huma’s official social account. It is not a regulator or law-enforcement finding, and Scam Detective has not independently identified the sender or operator; domains and content can change.
Why this domain raises concern
The citation names this exact domain; that is stronger evidence than judging only its spelling, design, HTTPS padlock, or search position. Those surface details never prove who operates a site.
Warning signs to notice
- An unexpected email announces a token, reward, or claim deadline and pushes you to connect a wallet.
- The destination is humaverse.info rather than the huma.finance address named in Huma’s warning.
- A wallet prompt asks you to sign a transaction, message, approval, or permission you do not fully understand.
What to do now
- Do not open the claim link, connect a wallet, or approve or sign anything from the message.
- Type huma.finance yourself and use only the announcement channels Huma identifies there.
- If you connected or signed, disconnect the site, review and revoke unexpected token approvals using trusted wallet tools, and contact your wallet provider through official channels.
Safer destination: Huma’s official site identified in its warning. Verify the address in your browser before entering information.
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