Doublecheck the link included in the email(and the email sender) if it's actually redirecting to the legitimate cryptopia website.
Also taking note that Cryptopia has been down for how many months now? So I'd automatically be skeptical.
Topic: Cryptopia Claims Portal Registration - page 2. (Read 247 times)
There are many fake sites which ask you for your KYC or personal information in order to claim Cryptopia lost funds.
Just be aware of it and stay safe.
Just be aware of it and stay safe.
First, make sure that the portal is legit before providing sensitive information regarding your account.
Check your email used to register at Cryptopia. Registrants, changes to account settings, every deposit and withdrawal will require confirmation via email. If you haven't deleted those messages, you're in luck.
I guess this thread belongs to service discussions, please move it.
Check your email used to register at Cryptopia. Registrants, changes to account settings, every deposit and withdrawal will require confirmation via email. If you haven't deleted those messages, you're in luck.
I guess this thread belongs to service discussions, please move it.
Few days back on Sep 16, 2021 again i received an email from Cryptopia that i should register on Cryptopia Claims Portal in order to claim my account. I did that but then for account verification they ask so difficult questions which no one can remember like account registration date or withdrawal / deposits details. How can one remember these details 
Everyone know that Cryptopia have scammed and i have personally written off the money which i had in Cryptopia and told myself its lost forever.
Why Cryptopia sends these emails and hurt our feelings
Everyone know that Cryptopia have scammed and i have personally written off the money which i had in Cryptopia and told myself its lost forever.
Why Cryptopia sends these emails and hurt our feelings
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