Security Tips

DO NOT PUBLICLY DISCLOSE YOUR ASSETS/COINS

This de-anonymizes you and paints a target on your back for hacking, phishing, or scam attempts
Be very suspicious of all URLs, emails, forms, and direct messages
If someone claims to be from "support" they are trying to scam you
If someone claims you need to "validate" they are trying to scam you
Never screenshot your passphrase on your phone (malicious apps can get access)
Never save your passphrase on your computer or have it stored in your clipboard
In SafeMoon Wallet, go to Settings → Security, enable Device Login Security along with Transaction Signing and Google Authenticator
The official SafeMoon contract is 0x42981d0bfbAf196529376EE702F2a9Eb9092fcB5

Unfortunately, there's not much we can do to stop people from private messaging you. However we can make you aware that NO ONE should be asking you for any details relating to your wallet.

Just simply block and report any scammers you may come into contact with.

Reporting Scammers

Examples of Scam Accounts

SafeMoon Wallet Secuirty

CatsRus looks to give some insight to how he protects his assets and how he looks to trade on a day to day basis. You can also look to read about his Wallet Security HERE

Do not reveal or share your Wallet keys.

It is imperative that you do not look to share or reveal your Seed Phrase or Private Key to anyone. No Matter the reason.

The Wallet Key is the direct access to your wallet and with it no security measure can stop you losing your funds if someone knows it!