Official Hyper3d Links and Scam Safety
This guide lists official Hyper3D websites, documentation, communities, and support contacts, then explains how to identify impersonation attempts. It also gives recovery steps for exposed passwords, API keys, payment details, or other account information.
Official Hyper3D Links: How to Avoid Fake Apps and Scams
Use verified Hyper3D and Deemos channels when you sign in, purchase credits, download software, create API keys, or contact support. Impersonation sites and accounts may copy product names, logos, or screenshots to collect credentials and payment information.
Official product and documentation links
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Website and web workspace: hyper3d.ai and pages under that domain
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Rodin API documentation: docs.hyper3d.ai
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Rodin API base domain: api.hyper3d.com
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Pricing: hyper3d.ai/pricing
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Help Center: hyper3d.ai/help
Official community channels
The official contact email published by Hyper3D is hello@help.hyper3d.ai. You can also use the live-chat and ticket entry on the official website.
How to recognize a suspicious page or message
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Check the complete domain before entering a password, payment detail, or API key.
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Do not install an app, browser extension, or add-on from an unverified download link.
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Hyper3D staff should never need your password or a complete API key.
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Treat requests for cryptocurrency, gift cards, remote-control access, or payment outside the official site as suspicious.
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Do not trust an account only because it uses the Hyper3D or Rodin name and logo.
If you may have shared information with an impersonator
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Stop interacting with the site or account.
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Change the affected password and secure the connected email account.
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Revoke exposed API keys and create replacements.
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Contact your payment provider if financial information was submitted.
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Report the incident through hello@help.hyper3d.ai or the official website ticket form.