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Spotting Wallet Phishing

Pause before connecting or signing

Impersonation sites, fake support, and unexpected approvals are warning signs. Verify the destination and every request.

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Spotting Wallet Phishing
01 / Understand the essentials

Pause before connecting or signing

Impersonation sites, fake support, and unexpected approvals are warning signs. Verify the destination and every request.

✓ Verify the environment and source✓ Protect keys and recovery phrases✓ Review transaction details

Before you proceed

This checklist helps with safer decisions. It never asks you to connect a wallet or disclose secrets.

  • Are the site and device trustworthy?
  • Is recovery material stored privately?
  • Are network, address and approvals understood?
02 / A practical sequence

Turn the idea into a sequence of checks

01

Record recovery words

Write down recovery words in the correct order. No support agent should ask for them.

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02

Verify your backup

Check that your backup is legible and complete without putting it in email or cloud photos.

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03

Review network assets

Learn how chain selection, token contracts, and address formats affect what you see.

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Spotting Wallet Phishing
03 / Risks and boundaries

A careful review matters more than speed

Screenshots, chat requests, unverified packages and unexpected signing prompts can introduce risk. If something is unclear, pause and verify it independently.

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A more deliberate way to get started

Learn about source verification, backup planning, and wallet safety before you begin.

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