XRPL Commons has warned the XRP community about an increasing number of malicious impersonations targeting XRP Ledger users. The organization said scammers are sending unsolicited messages while claiming to represent XRPL Commons and urged users to treat requests for money, bank details, private keys or seed phrases (backup words controlling a crypto wallet) as potential scams. XRPL Commons said its team will never initiate a direct message asking for such information or funds. Users who receive suspicious messages should not engage, and should instead verify the communication independently, block and report the account, and alert XRPL Commons. The warning comes as scammers continue using trusted organizations to make attempts to obtain crypto funds or sensitive account information appear legitimate.