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    Ripple issues urgent alert about fake telegram accounts

    James WilsonBy James WilsonMarch 21, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Ripple has issued a warning regarding the rise of scam accounts impersonating the company on Telegram. The company clarified that it does not have an official Telegram channel, urging users to stay vigilant against potential fraud.

    Summary

    • Ripple confirms it has no official Telegram channel for support.
    • Scammers use Ripple branding and CEO photos to deceive users.
    • XRP Ledger grows, with over 7.7 million holders amid rising scams.

    RippleX, a division of Ripple, recently warned the public about an increase in impersonation accounts on social media platforms like Telegram. Fraudsters have been creating accounts pretending to be Ripple recruiters, customer support representatives, or other employees. These scammers often use the company’s branding and images, including pictures of Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse, to deceive potential victims.

    Ripple emphasized that it does not conduct business through unofficial channels such as Telegram. The company assured its community that it will never contact users directly to offer support, request personal information, or ask for payments. 

    “Any account claiming to be an official Ripple Telegram is not legitimate,” Ripple stated in a tweet.

    How Scammers Operate

    Fraudsters have been using various methods to gain trust and trick individuals into sending money. Scammers frequently post fake cryptocurrency giveaways that appear to be associated with Ripple. These fraudulent offers may use genuine videos from Ripple’s media interviews or public events, only to link victims to fake websites or crypto wallet addresses.

    Ripple advised the XRP community to remain cautious when approached through unofficial communication channels. The company recommended that users verify any offers or communications by checking through official Ripple platforms.

    Despite the rise in scams, Ripple’s XRP Ledger continues to grow, with an increasing number of wallets holding XRP. According to recent reports, the XRP Ledger now has over 7.7 million holders, with a significant rise in wallet addresses. As adoption of XRP grows, the company’s efforts to combat fraud are becoming more important to ensure the safety of its users.



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