How to report content on Zora

If you see something on Zora that you believe violates our Community Guidelines, you can report it directly from the platform. Reports can be submitted for posts and profiles. Every report is reviewed by Zora's Trust & Safety team.

If a user's post is the issue — for example, a post is promoting hate speech or violence, or the post's content is disturbing and violates Community Guidelines:

1. Visit the page for the post you want to report

2. Tap the three-dot menu (⋯)

3. Tap "Report"

4. Choose your reason for reporting the post

5. If you have additional context, include it in the "Tell us more" field

   • The more detail you provide, the faster the team can evaluate the report

6. Submit the report

If a user's profile itself is the issue — for example, an impersonation account, a username that contains a slur, or a bio promoting prohibited content:

1. Go to the user's profile page you want to report

2. Tap the three-dot menu (⋯)

3. Tap "Report"

4. Choose your reason for reporting the profile

5. If you have additional context, include it in the "Tell us more" field

   • The more detail you provide, the faster the team can evaluate the report

6. Submit the report

• Be specific — tell us what the issue is and why it concerns you. "This post contains [specific thing]" is more useful than "this is bad"

• Include context — if there's a pattern of behavior, like multiple posts from the same account, mention that

• One report is enough — submitting the same report multiple times won't speed up the process

Zora's Trust & Safety team reviews every report. Most reports are reviewed within 24–48 hours. For a detailed breakdown of what happens after you report, see What Happens After You Report.

If you're unable to use the in-app reporting tools, you can reach the team at support@zora.co or through the Zora Support help center.

If you would like more help, don't hesitate to contact our support team via our help centre or tag us on X (formerly Twitter) and Farcaster.