Counterfeit token: USD Coin (USDC) - Ethereum0x0903fBC380989098D6E87CfEB8e0419325056df2
This is not the official USDC on Ethereum.
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Key facts
- Deployed
- 24 May 2026
- Recipient wallets (aggregate)
- Not recorded
- Last seen
- Not recorded
- Published
- 3 October 2026
Summary
The contract 0x0903fBC380989098D6E87CfEB8e0419325056df2 on Ethereum presents itself as USD Coin (USDC). It is not the official USDC contract on Ethereum, which is 0xA0b86991c6218b36c1d19D4a2e9Eb0cE3606eB48. It was deployed on 24 May 2026 by the address 0x80D04079Ffc53eb14edBEeB37279D126F45552df in transaction 0xfc53b259a9a551e54baed049a544d8d34f14dad48e4df7b54686fe48823dcec4. It belongs to an operator network of 5941 published contracts. This listing was published automatically on 3 October 2026 after on-chain verification.
Contract facts
- Chain
- Ethereum
- Contract address
- 0x0903fBC380989098D6E87CfEB8e0419325056df2
- Token name
- USD Coin
- Symbol
- USDC
- Decimals
- 6
- Total supply
- 52,684,260,234.774204
- Deployer address
- 0x80D04079Ffc53eb14edBEeB37279D126F45552df
- owner() returns
- Not recorded
- Deployment transaction
- 0xfc53b259...823dcec4
- Deployed
- 24 May 2026
- First seen
- Not recorded
- Last seen
- Not recorded
- Recipient wallets (aggregate)
- Not recorded
- Operator network
- net-tdu3u7
- Published
- 3 October 2026Published automatically after on-chain verification
Timeline
- Contract deployed
- Published automatically after on-chain verification
Operator network
This contract is linked to an operator network of 5941 published contracts that share a deployer, owner or gas funding address.
What to do if you hold this token
- Do not pay anyone. No one can unlock, release, convert or withdraw the value of a counterfeit token, because it has none. Anyone who asks you for a fee, tax, gas deposit or verification payment to do so is attempting a further fraud.
- Do not interact with the token. Do not try to sell, swap or send it, and do not connect your wallet to any website that claims to support it. Doing so can expose your wallet to malicious approvals.
- Revoke token approvals. If you approved any contract or website connected with this token, revoke those approvals in your wallet's settings or with the block explorer's token approval tool.
- Report it. Report to the police or the national fraud reporting service where you live (for example Report Fraud in the UK or the FBI's IC3 in the US), to Chainabuse, and to any exchange or platform involved.
- Keep records. Keep screenshots, transaction hashes, messages, and the details of anyone who contacted you about the token.
- Get independent help if you need it. You can contact us using the form on this page. Contacting us is optional and is one option among those above.
About this page
This page sets out facts recorded on a public blockchain, each linked to the public block explorer record from which it was taken. "Counterfeit token" means a token whose name or symbol imitates a recognised stablecoin but whose contract address is not that stablecoin's official contract address. "Addresses associated with the deployment" are blockchain addresses that, according to the public record, deployed, own, funded or distributed the token. That association describes on-chain activity only. It does not identify any person and is not a finding that any person has committed an offence. This page is not legal advice.
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