Security & Scams | FxWallet Docs

Mnemonic phrase vs private keyA mnemonic phrase controls your whole wallet; a private key controls one address. Compare the two, and learn when you need each one.
Secure your walletSix habits that keep your crypto safe: back up your mnemonic phrase offline, lock the app, never share your keys, and check what you install and approve.
Signature requestsA signature request can be harmless, or let a site take your tokens without a fee or a transfer. Learn what to check, and what to do if you signed.
Fake support and QR code scamsFxWallet support never messages you first or asks for your mnemonic phrase. Learn how fake agents and fake QR codes steal crypto, and how to check.
Fake tokens and trading scamsFake tokens copy real names, spam airdrops lead to phishing sites, look-alike addresses trick you into sending to scammers, and fake buyers never pay.
Fake apps and phishingScammers spread fake FxWallet apps and sites through ads, texts, posters and chats. Install only from official sources, and ignore links from strangers.
If your wallet is compromisedIf someone may have your mnemonic phrase or private key, move your assets to a new wallet at once. If you approved a scam contract, revoke it.
Official channelsThe official FxWallet websites, app downloads, support contacts and social accounts. Treat anything else that claims to be FxWallet as fake.