Uzu mirrors: the right address keeps your account safe
In online gambling, a "mirror" is an alternative address showing the same platform under another domain. Some platforms use them when their main address becomes unavailable in a country. The problem is that alongside genuine mirrors, fake copies circulate that imitate the design to steal passwords, documents or deposits. This page explains how to protect yourself. We do not confirm any Uzu mirror address.
Why mirrors appear
Regulators in many countries block websites of operators not licensed locally, and some also block their payment channels. When an address is blocked, others tend to appear. An address that works does not mean the platform is authorised where you are, and a mirror is not guaranteed to belong to the same platform.
Signs of a fake copy
| Sign | Why it is a concern |
|---|---|
| You arrived via a message, group or comment link | The favourite channel of fake copies |
| The address has swapped letters or extra hyphens | It imitates the real name |
| It asks for SMS codes or your banking password | No genuine cashier needs them |
| It offers outsized bonuses to deposit now | Pressure so you don't check |
| Support asks you to pay to release a withdrawal | A classic scam |
Checking the address
- Bookmark the address you used the first time and always enter from it.
- Check the domain letter by letter before typing your password.
- Distrust new addresses not announced by the platform inside your account or by its official email.
- Never log in from a link received in a chat.
If you already entered details on a copy
- Change the password of the real account and of the linked email.
- If you gave card details, call your bank to block the card.
- Check the real cashier history for withdrawals you did not request.
- Tell the platform's support, using the correct address.
Mirrors and withdrawals
A withdrawal requested from a genuine mirror should appear in the same account history. If balance or history do not match what you see at your usual address, deposit nothing more and contact support. The withdrawal guide explains how to read the history.