Use the official App Store
Open the wallet's official website first and follow its verified App Store link. Check the developer name and reviews.
Take three minutes to reduce the risk of fake apps, exposed recovery phrases, malicious approvals and USDT transfers on the wrong network.
These checks cannot remove every risk, but they help prevent the mistakes attackers rely on most.
Open the wallet's official website first and follow its verified App Store link. Check the developer name and reviews.
Use a strong device passcode, Face ID and a separate wallet password. Never reuse an exchange password.
Do not save recovery words in Photos, Notes, email, cloud drives or chat apps. Never type them into a website.
Remove screenshots and sensitive exports from synced apps and Recently Deleted. Check which apps can back up to iCloud.
The sender and receiver must use the same USDT network. Similar addresses do not mean compatible networks.
Read what a dApp asks to approve. Avoid unlimited approvals when they are not necessary and revoke unused access.
Confirm the address, network and arrival using a small amount before sending the full transfer.
Blockchain transfers are usually irreversible. Slow down for one minute and verify each item.
TRC20 to TRC20, ERC20 to ERC20, and BEP20 to BEP20. Never assume the receiving platform supports every network.
Compare the first and last characters after pasting. Clipboard malware can replace an address.
TRC20 normally needs TRX, ERC20 needs ETH, and BEP20 needs BNB for network fees.
Confirm the test arrives and is credited before transferring the remaining amount.
Use the official app and a block explorer. Do not trust screenshots, direct messages or a stranger's urgency.
The token may be called USDT on each network, but the rails and fee tokens are different.
An address beginning with 0x can exist on more than one network. Always verify the selected network, not only the address format.
Ignore urgent direct messages, fake airdrop links, screen-sharing requests and websites asking you to “verify” a wallet with recovery words.
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Never. Do not share recovery words, private keys, passwords or verification codes with anyone.
No. The material is general security education and does not recommend buying, selling or holding any asset.
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