Escalate Anything

Kraken: fraud or scam

Ask support to lock the account, report the scam, and never act on an unexpected "Kraken" call.

ACredibility A · last verified 2026-10-13 · 100% official or government sources
What does this mean?

Grade A (high: almost everything comes from official pages read directly). 100% of 17 sources are the organization's own pages or government sites.

All Kraken contactsOpen in the interactive directoryJSON

Collect

Steps

  1. Contact support so it can lock the account.

  2. Report suspicious emails with the Kraken form.

  3. If someone calls claiming to be Kraken and you did not arrange it, hang up and contact Kraken through the app.

  4. Report the scam to the FTC at ReportFraud.ftc.gov.

More contacts for this issue

AppVoice support through the "Call us" option in the app's Support tab Kraken, Kraken Pro or Krak app: Support tab > Call us Sign-in required

Facts you can cite

If that fails, escalate

Go up one step at a time. Keep the reference numbers and dates from each contact.

  1. Customer service

  2. Written complaint

  3. Federal regulator

  4. State agency

    Your state’s financial regulator. Find it in the list of state agencies (also as JSON: states/<code>.json, for example states/ny.json).

    Kraken's disclosures page lists the state regulator for each license.

Watch out

  • Voice support is only through the app for the signed-in account holder.
  • Kraken publishes no U.S. complaint mailing address.

Let your AI agent handle this

Escalate Anything is a free, open-source MCP server for Claude, Cursor, VS Code, Gemini CLI, Codex and other AI apps. Your agent gets this playbook, keeps a case log with reference numbers and follow-up dates, and drafts each message for you to approve.

1. Set it up (needs uv):

uvx escalate-anything setup

2. Ask your agent:

I lost [amount] to a scam through Kraken on [date]. Use Escalate Anything to try to get it back.

Source code, other install options and the Claude Code plugin

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