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Secure Your Account

A practical checklist for passwords, MFA, recovery, phishing, and session controls.

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5 minGeneral information, not personal advice
01

Security checklist

  • Use a unique password stored in a trusted password manager.
  • Enable an authenticator app and save the setup key securely.
  • Do not share one-time codes or recovery information.
  • Verify the domain before entering credentials or approving a transfer.
  • Review security and session activity after unexpected prompts.
  • Sign out other sessions after suspected credential exposure.
02

Recognize social engineering

Our team will not ask for your password, authenticator code, recovery phrase, private key, payment, or installation of remote-access software. Urgency, guaranteed-return claims, and requests to bypass the platform are warning signs.

03

Respond to suspected access

Change the password, complete MFA, revoke other sessions, review financial activity, and contact support from a verified route. Report suspicious transfers promptly.

Continue when ready

Availability depends on account status, verification, jurisdiction, product configuration, and current platform controls.

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