Official Padre gg Links: Login, Docs and How to Spot Fakes
The only official trade.padre.gg links for login, docs and announcements, the shapes phishing sites take, and a 20-second check before you connect.
Search for Padre and you get padre.gg, trade.padre.gg, docs.padre.gg, a dozen referral sites and a steady supply of lookalikes registered after the rebrand. Only one of those is where you sign orders. This page sorts the links out and gives you a check you can run in ten seconds.
The links that matter
| Link | What it is | Do you log in there? |
|---|---|---|
trade.padre.gg | The trading terminal itself | Yes, this is the only one |
docs.padre.gg | Product documentation | No |
padre.gg | The root domain the others sit under | No |
| X: @TradingTerminal | Official announcements after the rebrand | No |
| padreterminal.pro | This site, an independent guide | Never. We have no login and never ask for keys |
People type the address a dozen different ways: "padre gg", "trade padre gg", "trade.padre gg", "padretrade", "tradepadre", and misspellings like "parde terminal". None of those spellings are separate products. If a page answering one of them shows a login box on its own domain, it is not Padre.
Why the confusion exists
Two reasons. First, the product was renamed: Padre became Terminal when Pump.fun acquired it in October 2025, while the URL stayed trade.padre.gg, so the brand and the address no longer match. Full detail in Padre is now Terminal. Second, a rename is a gift to phishing: every lookalike can claim to be "the new Padre site" and sound plausible.
The ten-second check before you log in
- Read the domain character by character. It must end in
padre.gg, withtrade.in front. Notpadre-gg.com, notpadre.trade, notpadre-terminal.app. - Confirm the padlock, then confirm you arrived from your own bookmark rather than an ad, a DM or a search result.
- Check what the page asks for. Google, X or Telegram sign-in is normal. A seed phrase, a private key or a "wallet sync" is never normal.
Bookmark the terminal once and open it only from the bookmark. It removes the entire class of typo and sponsored-ad attacks.
Shapes a fake usually takes
- A login page on a non-padre.gg domain. The single clearest signal.
- A download. There is no APK, IPA or desktop installer. Padre is a web app you add to your home screen; see the app page.
- A "verification", "airdrop" or "recovery" form. Any of these asking for key material is theft in progress.
- A support account that messaged you first. Real support does not open the conversation.
- A referral page that hides what it is. Sites like this one earn commission; ours is stated on every page and in the disclosure. A site that hides it is worth less trust, even when the link itself is fine.
Are referral links dangerous?
No, and it is worth being precise about why. A referral link is still a link to trade.padre.gg with a code attached. It cannot change the site you land on, the fee you pay or the keys you hold. What it changes is the cashback tier applied to your account, usually upward, and it pays the referrer out of Padre's share. The risk is not the referral mechanism; it is landing on a domain that only looks like the destination. Check the address bar after the redirect, every time, including on our links.
If you already entered a key on the wrong site
- Assume the wallet is gone. Move any remaining balance out immediately from a clean device, using the key you exported earlier.
- Abandon that wallet permanently. Do not reuse it, even after "cleaning" the machine.
- Create a fresh Padre wallet, export the new key to paper, and change the password on the Google, X or Telegram account you sign in with.
- Report the domain so others see fewer of them. We add confirmed ones to our security page when readers send them in.
Everything else about staying safe on the platform, from the encryption password to hot-wallet discipline, is in the security review.
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