How to Recognize Wallet Phishing
Learn to evaluate suspicious messages, websites and urgent security warnings.
Why phishing works
Scammers often imitate familiar brands and create pressure to act immediately. The goal is to make a visitor trust a false website or request.
Inspect the context
Unexpected messages, shortened links, unusual domain spelling and promises of guaranteed rewards warrant caution. Search for the service independently instead of following the message link.
Watch for credential requests
A site that asks for a recovery phrase or private key to read news, check security, or receive support should be treated as unsafe.
When in doubt
Close the suspicious page and consult independently located official support resources. Avoid forwarding sensitive information while seeking advice.