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First, sign up for wallet drain coverage here! One membership covers everything in your wallets against theft, BTC, ETH, SOL, NFTs, memecoins, and whaterver else you got.
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Your $FAIR allocation scales to 50% of your coverage amount (up to 10 ETH). Same price our VCs paid plus ETH rewards for holders!
Fairside Membership
Web3's Lifesaver for Wallet Drains
Your Fairside Membership covers up to ten of your wallets against the most prominent forms of Web3 theft. Now, if you experience a wallet drain, you can file a claim and be covered.
Full-Spectrum Coverage
Everything in your wallet is covered– that means your ETH, BTC, SOL, blue-chip NFTs, newest memecoin, RWAs, and everything in between.
Protection Against:
ADDRESS POISONING • MALWARE ATTACKS • MALICIOUS TRANSACTIONS • SOCIAL ENGINEERING • PHISHING SCAMS
Chains & Multi-Wallet Coverage
After our full v2 product launch on abstract, all users can link up to 10 wallets with one membership
$FAIR TOKEN
You receive $FAIR Token for depositing ETH into the pool that backs claims.
$FAIR's value is based on the size and health of the pool.
Fees are distributed to $FAIR holders as rewards
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The maximum allocation a participant can qualify for is 50% of your coverage amount with a maximum 10 ETH of equivalent value in $FAIR token.
Yes! You can add on to your coverage by “topping up” just navigate back to the purchase page and you will be able to add additional coverage that adds up to the maximum amount of 100 ETH but no more than that.
$FAIR Token Allocations:
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Team tokens have a 12-month lock-up period, as part of a 36-month linear vesting schedule. While all other participants, including VCs and pre-sale purchasers, will have fully unlocked tokens available when token claiming begins.
$FAIR token will be claimable on Abstract. Tokens are scheduled to launch in April 2025. The delay in tradability is a strategic decision, aimed at creating a period where significant rewards accrue. During this interim period, participants can benefit from accrued rewards raised during the sale and open period. This strategy builds a strong incentive structure and sets the stage for long-term value creation.
Your coverage will officially start the day Fairside's product launches on Abstract.
Fairside covers wallet draining. Scammers use various 'delivery methods' to drain users' funds, typically through phishing or social engineering that tricks users into sharing sensitive information or taking actions that result in losses. The 3 most common forms of wallet draining are:
These scams may vary in how they appear to users — this section breaks down the methods associated with these types of theft to help our users determine if their loss will be covered.
These covered events focus primarily on scams that target the Ethereum and EVM based chains that Fairside covers, but can also take place on the other platforms we support.
Malicious Transactions and Signatures
Fairside will cover most instances where a user is tricked into signing malicious transactions or signatures that leads to theft. These scams can take several forms and typically leverage unique smart contracts that focus on specific types of assets.
Some of the various malicious transaction and signature requests include:
Delivery Methods and Social Engineering Approaches
Malicious transactions and signatures manifest through websites that impersonate legitimate crypto protocols and projects or even websites that represent entirely fake crypto projects. Scammers typically deliver these websites to users in the following ways:
General Impersonation on Social Media
Scammers create accounts on social media platforms like X, Discord, Reddit, Instagram, and Facebook to impersonate legitimate high profile crypto companies and individuals. These accounts often reply directly to legitimate accounts to give the appearance of a social media “thread” where accounts post replies to themselves. The casual observer may not realize these are two separate accounts.
Fake Airdrop, Token Claim, and NFT Mint Announcements
Scammers frequently leverage fake airdrop announcements and token claims to drive users into interacting with malicious transaction requests. Fake announcements are typically posted on compromised social media accounts, impersonation social media accounts, or distributed via phishing emails and paid advertisements.
Phishing Emails
Data breach victims are particularly vulnerable to phishing email scams. Several major crypto platforms have experienced user data breaches, which scammers use to target crypto users with phishing emails and distribute links to malicious websites.
Compromised Social Media Accounts
Legitimate social media accounts can be abused to deliver malicious websites to crypto users. Particularly on X and Discord, where hackers break into social media accounts to post fake announcements, airdrop claims to drive users
Front End Compromises
Scammers target legitimate crypto websites to inject malicious content and send malicious transaction requests to users. Wallet Connection kits are a particular target and have been exploited on crypto websites over multiple instances
Paid Advertisements
Scammers use paid advertisements including ads on Google Search, X, Reddit, Telegram, and Discord bots to distribute malicious websites.
Direct Messages
Scammers use direct message (DM) features on social media platforms like X, Discord, Reddit, and Telegram to disseminate links to malicious websites. DMs are most commonly used to distribute malicious websites during over-the-counter (OTC) trading where two individuals negotiate a set price for a crypto asset, such as an NFT.
Address Poisoning
Fairside covers malicious transfer scams where users are tricked into sending crypto to a malicious address. This occurs primarily through a scam referred to as “Address Poisoning.”
Address Poisoning occurs when scammers spoof transactions that appear to come from your wallet. Their goal is to trick you into copying and pasting the wrong address from blockchain analysis tools like Etherscan and sending funds to that malicious address.
Private key or seed phrase compromise
Fairside covers some instances of private key or seed phrase compromise. Private key compromise typically occurs when users download malware or viruses that search computers for sensitive information, including the private keys associated with hot wallets or seed phrases for other wallets stored in the computer's documents or photos.
This coverage is contingent on forensic analysis to verify that the user downloaded malware prior to the loss event. Members who believe they have experienced a malware related loss should move all valuable assets to fresh wallets on separate seed phrases and completely separate devices.
Scammers create phishing websites designed to steal seed phrases or private keys by asking the user to provide this information. Fairside does NOT cover instances where a user sends their seed phrase or private key to a scammer, or enters it on a website.
Legitimate wallets and protocols will NEVER ask users to provide their seed phrase on a website. Users only need to enter their seed phrase on a wallet when restoring that wallet, typically on a new device.
Private key or seed phrase compromise
Direct Messages
Scammers leverage DM features on social media platforms like X, Discord, Reddit, and Telegram to disseminate links to download malware, socially engineer victims and convince them to proceed with downloading the malware or virus. Best practice is to never download any file or document that someone sends you or directs you to in a DM.
Scammers frequently use the following social engineering tactics that start in DMs to convince victims to download malware:
Contracts, Pitch Decks, Misc Files
Scammers will leverage a variety of other documents including contracts/NDAs, pitch decks, or other miscellaneous documents to convince you to download malware disguised as these files.
Fake Journalist Outreach
Scammers will impersonate journalists and interview victims via direct message or video calls. The scammers then will share a document with a “draft” article based on your interview that is actually malware.
Fake Meeting Software
Scammers impersonating hiring, collaboration, or business development managers use DMs to suggest individuals download malware disguised as virtual meeting software.
Fake Job Offers
Scammers frequently use the excuse of hiring Discord or Game Moderators and Beta Testers to onboard Particularly Discord or Game Moderators.
Malicious Websites + Fake Blogs
Scammers create websites that impersonate genuine crypto projects and protocols to distribute malware in the form of applications. These can take the form of entire domains dedicated to impersonating a crypto brand, or could be blog posts that appear to provide helpful information on a protocol, but lead users to download a malware loaded file impersonating a desktop app.
Software Downloads (Apps, Games, Game Modifications, Android Package Kits)
Scammers disguise malware as a variety of other softwares including crypto apps, games, game “mods” and mobile software including Android Package Kits. It is critical to be cautious while downloading software and applications on devices that you also use for crypto.
We do not cover losses due to bad investments, smart contract failures, or rug pulls. We only cover the forms of wallet draining listed in the previous FAQ.
Fairside's coverage extends to various platforms, including:
Each member is allowed to add up to 10 wallets to their coverage. Users who pre-register for coverage now will be able to do this once the product launches through their membership dashboard.
As long as you're holding assets on a supported platform, our membership covers your entire wallet against theft. That means everything in your wallet that has value — NFTs, Memecoins, RWAs, L1s, L2s, and more.
Yes, our contracts have been audited extensively by Consensys Diligence, Sherlock.xyz and independent security contractors. We have also gone through VAPT testing with ChainThreat.
Fairside introduces digital asset coverage through its community-aligned theft coverage model. Unlike traditional insurance models, which often operate with opaque practices and profit-driven motives, Fairside empowers its users to collectively align and govern the coverage protocol in the future. By contributing to the protocol, members become part of a global network that pools resources to protect against a wide range of thefts. This approach distributes risk across the community, fostering a cooperative environment where every member has a vested interest in maintaining the fund's stability and growth.
This model emphasizes shared responsibility and mutual protection, distinguishing it from traditional insurance.
When you file a claim, you pay a nominal claim fee of 10% of the cost of your membership fee (.00195 ETH - .195 ETH depending on your membership plan). If your claim is approved, you'll receive a payout minus a 10% Personal Responsibility Amount. If your losses exceed your coverage plan by more than 10%, the Personal Responsibility Amount is fully waived, and you receive a payout for 100% of your plan.
Here's how it works in three scenarios:
Membership | $50,000 | $50,000 | $50,000 |
Total Loss | $25,000 | $50,000 | $100,000 |
Claim Fee (10% membership fee) | $97 | $97 | $97 |
Personal Responsibility Amount (10% of total losses) | $2,500 | $5,000 | $10,000* |
Remaining Coverage for Future Claims | $27,500 | $5000 | $0 |
Total Payout | $22,500 | $45,000 | $50,000 |
At Fairside, we believe in a community-driven approach to coverage, which includes a Personal Responsibility Amount. Unlike traditional models that can have high fees and complex processes, we've adopted a straightforward model to ensure fairness and sustainability. The Personal Responsibility Amount is deducted from your payout, not your coverage, reflecting your involvement in the incident while maintaining a robust fund for everyone's benefit. This means we cover 90% of your loss, ensuring you get the support you need.
Key Features of this Approach:
Fairside utilizes proven risk management principles from the traditional insurance industry to enhance efficiency and ensure lasting sustainability
By covering isolated events within a globally diversified framework, we reduce risk correlation, which is essential for a robust and resilient coverage model. Despite our system's strong fundamentals, there is still a nonzero probability, as with many traditional insurers, that the funds held could deplete beyond our ability to share in losses. Although this scenario is unlikely, it is a potential risk.
Fairside is an insurance replacement. Unlike traditional insurance, which involves a company assuming risk for a premium, Fairside uses a cost-sharing model. Members contribute to a capital pool, which is used to cover losses. This decentralized approach minimizes overhead and returns excess capital to members as rewards.
Our early community gets the same price VCs paid. No insider privileges, no hidden mechanics, no games. VCs helped us build the product, now our community gets the same deal they got—with full liquidity from day one (except the team, we're locked). Because we believe that true solutions in crypto should start with fair launches, and we believe in rewarding our community.
Simple: retail investors have been consistently disadvantaged by pre-sales that favor insiders. VCs helped us build a working product, and now instead of using the community as exit liquidity, we're giving our early believers the exact same deal. Our team and backers believe that sustainable products in Web3 require fair launches and community alignment.
Monthly ETH rewards just for holding, based on membership sign-ups and protocol revenue. Plus, your $FAIR tokens represent your stake in our capital pool—the backbone of our coverage system. Early holders of a [REDACTED NUMBER OF $FAIR TOKENS] also build a "conviction score", which increases your share of rewards over time.
Centralized, traditional insurance isn't built for Web3—so we created a peer-to-peer risk sharing model that decentralizes everything and lets users participate at any level. $FAIR powers our decentralized coverage pool, and here's the key: when we pay claims, it proves our product works, driving adoption and generating rewards for token holders. The community can use the product, hold tokens, or both—and our token holders are earning monthly ETH rewards while participating in its success. That's why we need a token: it aligns everyone's incentives through direct rewards, levels the playing field and provides a fair alternative to traditional insurance, and ensures sustainable coverage for our community.
We cover wallet drains, scams, and theft through: social engineering & phishing, malicious transactions, address poisoning, and malware attacks (for coverage of 15+ ETH).
One membership covers everything in your wallet against these threats. Whether you're getting phished in Discord or targeted by address poisoning, we've got you covered.
Note: We don't cover losses from bad investments, smart contract failures, or rug pulls
Fairside employs comprehensive fraud prevention measures to ensure the integrity of every claim. This includes advanced on-chain analysis, wallet risk assessments, identity verification through our trusted partners, and collaboration with leading security organizations. Depending on the claim, additional steps like virtual interviews or OSINT analysis may be conducted. Our goal is to maintain transparency and safeguard the community fund while providing fair, efficient claim resolutions.
Yes to all! Our custom valuation system considers everything: floor price, rarity, IP value, locked tokens, and recent sales. You provide input through self-reporting, we aggregate data from multiple sources, and if you disagree with our valuation, there's an appeals process. We're crypto native, and focused on getting you the fair and proper value for your assets.
Once we launch on Abstract, you'll be able to link wallets from all supported chains. We're starting with ETH and expanding from there—stay tuned for updates on additional chain support.
Just file a claim explaining what happened Our process is streamlined & straightforward:
Fairside covers wallet draining. Scammers use various 'delivery methods' to drain users' funds, typically through phishing or social engineering that tricks users into sharing sensitive information or taking actions that result in losses. The 3 most common forms of wallet draining are:
These scams may vary in how they appear to users — this section breaks down the methods associated with these types of theft to help our users determine if their loss will be covered.
These covered events focus primarily on scams that target the Ethereum and EVM based chains that Fairside covers, but can also take place on the other platforms we support.
Malicious Transactions and Signatures
Fairside will cover most instances where a user is tricked into signing malicious transactions or signatures that leads to theft. These scams can take several forms and typically leverage unique smart contracts that focus on specific types of assets.
Some of the various malicious transaction and signature requests include:
Delivery Methods and Social Engineering Approaches
Malicious transactions and signatures manifest through websites that impersonate legitimate crypto protocols and projects or even websites that represent entirely fake crypto projects. Scammers typically deliver these websites to users in the following ways:
General Impersonation on Social Media
Scammers create accounts on social media platforms like X, Discord, Reddit, Instagram, and Facebook to impersonate legitimate high profile crypto companies and individuals. These accounts often reply directly to legitimate accounts to give the appearance of a social media “thread” where accounts post replies to themselves. The casual observer may not realize these are two separate accounts.
Fake Airdrop, Token Claim, and NFT Mint Announcements
Scammers frequently leverage fake airdrop announcements and token claims to drive users into interacting with malicious transaction requests. Fake announcements are typically posted on compromised social media accounts, impersonation social media accounts, or distributed via phishing emails and paid advertisements.
Phishing Emails
Data breach victims are particularly vulnerable to phishing email scams. Several major crypto platforms have experienced user data breaches, which scammers use to target crypto users with phishing emails and distribute links to malicious websites.
Compromised Social Media Accounts
Legitimate social media accounts can be abused to deliver malicious websites to crypto users. Particularly on X and Discord, where hackers break into social media accounts to post fake announcements, airdrop claims to drive users
Front End Compromises
Scammers target legitimate crypto websites to inject malicious content and send malicious transaction requests to users. Wallet Connection kits are a particular target and have been exploited on crypto websites over multiple instances
Paid Advertisements
Scammers use paid advertisements including ads on Google Search, X, Reddit, Telegram, and Discord bots to distribute malicious websites.
Direct Messages
Scammers use direct message (DM) features on social media platforms like X, Discord, Reddit, and Telegram to disseminate links to malicious websites. DMs are most commonly used to distribute malicious websites during over-the-counter (OTC) trading where two individuals negotiate a set price for a crypto asset, such as an NFT.
Address Poisoning
Fairside covers malicious transfer scams where users are tricked into sending crypto to a malicious address. This occurs primarily through a scam referred to as “Address Poisoning.”
Address Poisoning occurs when scammers spoof transactions that appear to come from your wallet. Their goal is to trick you into copying and pasting the wrong address from blockchain analysis tools like Etherscan and sending funds to that malicious address.
Private key or seed phrase compromise
Fairside covers some instances of private key or seed phrase compromise. Private key compromise typically occurs when users download malware or viruses that search computers for sensitive information, including the private keys associated with hot wallets or seed phrases for other wallets stored in the computer's documents or photos.
This coverage is contingent on forensic analysis to verify that the user downloaded malware prior to the loss event. Members who believe they have experienced a malware related loss should move all valuable assets to fresh wallets on separate seed phrases and completely separate devices.
Scammers create phishing websites designed to steal seed phrases or private keys by asking the user to provide this information. Fairside does NOT cover instances where a user sends their seed phrase or private key to a scammer, or enters it on a website.
Legitimate wallets and protocols will NEVER ask users to provide their seed phrase on a website. Users only need to enter their seed phrase on a wallet when restoring that wallet, typically on a new device.
Private key or seed phrase compromise
Direct Messages
Scammers leverage DM features on social media platforms like X, Discord, Reddit, and Telegram to disseminate links to download malware, socially engineer victims and convince them to proceed with downloading the malware or virus. Best practice is to never download any file or document that someone sends you or directs you to in a DM.
Scammers frequently use the following social engineering tactics that start in DMs to convince victims to download malware:
Contracts, Pitch Decks, Misc Files
Scammers will leverage a variety of other documents including contracts/NDAs, pitch decks, or other miscellaneous documents to convince you to download malware disguised as these files.
Fake Journalist Outreach
Scammers will impersonate journalists and interview victims via direct message or video calls. The scammers then will share a document with a “draft” article based on your interview that is actually malware.
Fake Meeting Software
Scammers impersonating hiring, collaboration, or business development managers use DMs to suggest individuals download malware disguised as virtual meeting software.
Fake Job Offers
Scammers frequently use the excuse of hiring Discord or Game Moderators and Beta Testers to onboard Particularly Discord or Game Moderators.
Malicious Websites + Fake Blogs
Scammers create websites that impersonate genuine crypto projects and protocols to distribute malware in the form of applications. These can take the form of entire domains dedicated to impersonating a crypto brand, or could be blog posts that appear to provide helpful information on a protocol, but lead users to download a malware loaded file impersonating a desktop app.
Software Downloads (Apps, Games, Game Modifications, Android Package Kits)
Scammers disguise malware as a variety of other softwares including crypto apps, games, game “mods” and mobile software including Android Package Kits. It is critical to be cautious while downloading software and applications on devices that you also use for crypto.
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