Your seed phrase is the master key to your wallet. No legitimate support agent will ever need it to troubleshoot issues. Anyone asking for it is attempting to take control of your funds.
Store your seed phrase offline in multiple secure places. Never type it into websites, forms, or chats—only into the official wallet when restoring.
Key takeaway: Keep your seed phrase private and offline—support will never ask for it.
Phishing often uses urgent language, fake giveaways, or unsolicited DMs. Attackers mimic logos and domains to trick you into entering secrets.
Always type official URLs yourself or use bookmarks. Double-check links before clicking, and never approve unknown connection requests.
Key takeaway: Slow down, verify the source, and don’t click suspicious links.
Pairing your wallet with a Ledger adds a strong layer of protection. Even if your computer is compromised, transactions need physical confirmation on the device.
Keep firmware and wallet apps updated. Buy hardware wallets only from trusted, official sources.
Key takeaway: Use a hardware wallet for higher-value accounts and frequent transactions.
If your wallet or device supports it, enable Face ID, Touch ID, or fingerprint unlock. This prevents casual access when you step away.
Biometric locks are an added layer, not a replacement for a strong password. Use both for layered security.
Key takeaway: Turn on biometric locks where available for quick, secure access.
Read every approval carefully. Check the recipient address, network, and amount. If something looks off, cancel and re-verify the source of the request.
Avoid signing blind messages or permissions you don’t understand. When unsure, ask for help before approving.
Key takeaway: Review details before signing—when in doubt, don’t approve.

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