This guide is designed to help you protect your account and digital assets by following simple but effective security practices. It covers the most critical aspects such as 2FA, password safety, and website verification.
Enabling two-factor authentication (2FA) greatly improves the security of your account and any assets stored on it.
2FA adds a second layer of protection after your password. Even if someone gains access to your email or password, they won’t be able to log in without your 2FA code.
Pro tip: Always store your backup or recovery codes securely in case you lose access to your authenticator app.
Use a strong password to minimize the risk of unauthorized access. Follow these basic rules:
Never reuse passwords from other platforms
Use at least 8 characters
Combine uppercase and lowercase letters
Include numbers and special characters (e.g., !, @, #, $)
Avoid predictable patterns or personal info (like birthdates)
Update your password regularly and never share it with anyone.
Before logging in or entering any sensitive information, always check:
The URL starts with https://
A padlock icon is visible in the address bar
The domain name is correct and not a phishing imitation
If you only see “http://” or a warning from your browser, do not enter your credentials
To ensure you are on the official and secure website:
Click the padlock icon in the address bar
View certificate details (issuer, domain, validity)
Make sure it matches the site you intended to visit
This simple check can prevent phishing and man-in-the-middle attacks.
Enable email notifications for logins and withdrawals
Never log in on public or shared devices
Avoid clicking suspicious links — even from “support” emails
Use a trusted antivirus and firewall
Stay aware. Stay protected. Your account’s security starts with you.