Protect access first
A recovery phrase or private key can provide direct access to a wallet. Store recovery information using the wallet provider’s documented process and keep it out of chat, email, screenshots, and exchange forms.
A service that only sends assets to your address does not need the secret that authorizes spending from that address.
Separate review from action
Check the asset, network, address, amount, and any memo before authorizing a transfer. Do not assume that a familiar name or a recent address in your clipboard is correct.
Read wallet signing prompts carefully. A signature request can have consequences different from simply viewing a website.
Use the demo as a rehearsal
Create a local demo exchange, inspect the order ID, and follow each simulated stage. Learn where to find support and where the receiving network is displayed. Practice the workflow without connecting a wallet or sending funds.
Key takeaways
- Protect recovery information separately.
- Verify destinations instead of trusting labels.
- Treat unexpected signing requests carefully.
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