Safety and scams

The golden rules to protect your wallet, your NFTs and your tickets.

Tomorrowland pre-sales attract scammers: fake sites, fake support, fake tickets. The good news is that almost every scam relies on the same tricks. Remember these few rules and you'll avoid most traps.

In short
  • Nobody, ever, needs your secret phrase: not Tomorrowland, not Matrica, not any "support".
  • Type the official websites' addresses yourself instead of clicking links received in messages.
  • Reselling your pre-sale access or your tickets outside official channels is forbidden, and tickets are personal.

The golden rules

  • Never share your secret phrase

    The 12 words give full access to your wallet. No legitimate service will ever ask for them, for any reason.

  • Be wary of private messages

    On Discord or X, "admins" who message you first, even with an official-looking profile, are almost always scammers.

  • Check the site address

    The only addresses to use: phantom.app, magiceden.io, matrica.io, nft.tomorrowland.com and tomorrowland.com.

  • Don't sign what you don't understand

    If Phantom asks you to approve an unexpected transaction, decline. A signature can authorise the transfer of your NFTs.

The most common scams

Fake sites

In 2026, sites copied the Tomorrowland Thailand website exactly. The only official ones were thailand.tomorrowland.com and tomorrowlandthailand.com.

Fake tickets

Tomorrowland tickets are personal and linked to an account: a ticket bought from a stranger can be refused at the entrance.

Selling access

Selling or buying access to the NFT pre-sale is forbidden by Tomorrowland, and can lead to tickets being cancelled.

Fake NFTs

Copies of the collections circulate. Check the collection's official address on Magic Eden before buying.

What to do if in doubt

Before acting

Stop, don't click anything, and check the information on Tomorrowland's official Matrica feed or on tomorrowland.com.

If your phrase has leaked

Create a new wallet immediately and move your NFTs and SOL to it: the old one must never be used again.

Watch out
A blockchain transaction can't be reversed. In case of theft, there's no bank to call: prevention is the only protection.

FAQ

Can Tomorrowland ask for my secret phrase?

No, never. Any request for your secret phrase is a scam, whatever the message or channel.

Can I buy a ticket from someone who's no longer going?

Only through Tomorrowland's official channels. Tickets are personal, and resale outside those channels can get them cancelled.

An official Discord account messaged me, is it safe?

Official teams don't message you first in private. Don't click any link, and check announcements on the official Matrica feed.

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