Scammers routinely clone DeFi websites, support accounts, and community channels. Bookmark this page: these are the only official Nolus channels, and anything else claiming to be Nolus should be treated as hostile.
Official web properties
Main website: nolus.io
The app: app.nolus.io
Knowledge Hub (this site): hub.nolus.io
Technical documentation: docs.nolus.io
Blog: nolus.io/blog
Protocol stats: app.nolus.io/stats
Block explorer: ping.pub/nolus
Security reports: [email protected] (never in public channels)
This site covers using the app. Developer and integration questions are answered at docs.nolus.io.
Community and social
X (Twitter): @nolusprotocol
Telegram: t.me/NolusProtocol
Discord: discord.com/invite/nolus-protocol
Token data aggregators
On Solana, the genuine NLS is the one Jupiter marks as verified; several unrelated tokens use the NLS ticker there, so check the badge before trading
Wallets and signing requests
The only wallet extensions the app offers are Solflare, Phantom and Keplr. A site pushing you towards anything else is not Nolus.
Everything Nolus asks you to sign starts from an action you took in the app, in the Fund, Withdraw, or position forms. An approval request that arrives out of nowhere, in a chat, or on another site is not from us.
Nolus never asks you to move funds to a “safe” address, to “validate” or “synchronize” a wallet, or to approve a transfer outside the app.
How to stay safe
Nolus team members will never DM you first, never ask for your recovery phrase, and never ask you to “validate” or “synchronize” your wallet
Support happens through the messenger on this site and the official community channels above, nowhere else
Type app URLs by hand or use your own bookmarks; do not follow links from DMs, replies, or ads
If something feels off, stop and verify through a second official channel before signing anything
If you spot a fake account or site impersonating Nolus, report it through the messenger here so the team can act on it.