Why Report Drainers?
By reporting drainer addresses, you help:- Protect others from the same attacks
- Build the registry of known threats
- Improve detection for everyone
- Create accountability on-chain
How to Report
Via Website
- Check the drainer address first to confirm it’s malicious
- Navigate to the report page on haveibeendrained.org
- Submit the drainer address and transaction evidence
- Pay the anti-spam fee (0.01 SOL) to submit on-chain
Via On-Chain Registry
Reports are stored on-chain using our Anchor program:- Immutable - Cannot be deleted or modified
- Verifiable - Anyone can verify reports
- Decentralized - No single point of control
- Anti-spam - 0.01 SOL fee prevents abuse
Report to ChainAbuse
Report Wallet Address to ChainAbuse
Report malicious wallet addresses to ChainAbuse, the largest multi-chain malicious crypto activity database. Your report helps protect the entire crypto community across all blockchains.
ChainAbuse is a free community-powered platform that tracks scams, phishing, drains, and fraud across multiple blockchains including Solana. Reports are used by exchanges, banks, and law enforcement worldwide.
What to Report
Report addresses that have:- Stolen assets from wallets
- Drained tokens via approvals
- Changed authorities without permission
- Engaged in malicious activity
Required Information
When reporting, provide:- Drainer address - The malicious wallet address
- Transaction signatures - Evidence of the attack
- Amount stolen - Approximate value (optional)
- Attack type - What kind of attack occurred
Anti-Spam Protection
To prevent false reports, we require:- 0.01 SOL fee per report (paid on-chain)
- Transaction evidence to verify the report
- Community verification through multiple reports
The 0.01 SOL fee helps prevent spam while keeping reporting accessible. Fees go to maintaining the registry.
Report Verification
Reports are verified through:- Transaction analysis - We check the provided evidence
- Pattern matching - Compare with known attack patterns
- Community consensus - Multiple reports increase confidence
- On-chain storage - Immutable record on Solana
Viewing Reports
You can view all reports:- On the website - Browse reported drainers
- On-chain - Query the Anchor program directly
- Via API - Programmatic access to reports
Best Practices
Before Reporting
- Verify the address is actually malicious
- Gather evidence (transaction signatures)
- Check if already reported to avoid duplicates
- Ensure you have 0.01 SOL for the fee
When Reporting
- Be accurate - Provide correct information
- Include evidence - Transaction signatures help
- Be specific - Describe what happened
- Follow up - Check if your report was accepted
After Reporting
- Share with others - Help spread awareness
- Monitor the address - See if it’s still active
- Update if needed - Provide additional information
Privacy & Anonymity
Reports are public and on-chain, but:
- Your wallet address is recorded (for anti-spam)
- Personal information is not required
- Reports are pseudonymous
- You can use a separate wallet for reporting
Impact of Reporting
Your reports help:- Immediate protection - Addresses are flagged quickly
- Long-term security - Build comprehensive threat database
- Research - Help understand attack patterns
- Prevention - Enable proactive security measures
Questions?
Understanding Results
Learn about threat detection.
Recovery Guide
Steps to secure compromised wallets.