Yes, the SSD chemical is real. But, unfortunately, the underground Black Market is flooded with fake substances and scammers, making it extremely hard for DFX banknote holders to find the real SSD chemical for their defaced currencies cleaning and restoration.

It is important to verify any SSD chemical substance to confirm that they are real and genuine before purchase, which can be done by checking the chemical CAS No.. SSD chemical producers such as GCL provides these CAS numbers to its potential customers to check prior payment.

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There are literally three common ways to identify a scam seller of SSD chemical, both in the online and offline spaces. These rare chemical types which are sold in BLACK MARKETS used for defaced banknotes restoration are deemed illegal substances by the Government, causing scarcity and invites scammers to take advantage of its illicit activities.

To identify SSD chemical scammers;
1- They pressure buyers for immediate commitment without allowing time to think.
2- They avoid to answer buyer’s pertinent questions prior purchase.
3- They do not accept popular payment method, only crypto, to wipe traces.

SSD chemical, being a soluble substance composed from seven rare compounds and elements are labelled as illegal products by the Governments due to its association with Money Laundering, which are potentially used for cleaning and restoring DFX banknotes, during bulk cash smuggling process.

According to HAZMAT, the use of SSD chemical posses threats to life and property, due to its very high toxicology level, making the substances extremely volatile to handle, and illegal worldwide.