Five habits that keep your account safer

Five habits for a safer ebitpoint account

1. Step 1

   Use a unique password

   Choose a long, unpredictable password that is not reused on email, social media, or another financial service. Store it in a trusted password manager when appropriate.

2. Step 2

   Enable two-factor authentication

   Turn on the available second factor in Security settings and protect the recovery method. Never read an authentication code to another person.

3. Step 3

   Secure your email and device

   Protect the email linked to your account with its own strong password and second factor. Install trusted operating-system and browser security updates.

4. Step 4

   Verify messages and transaction details

   Open ebitpoint directly and compare the asset, amount, destination, network, and reference before approving any action prompted by an email, call, or message.

5. Step 5

   Review activity and respond promptly

   Check account and security activity for unfamiliar events. If something does not match, change affected credentials from a trusted device and contact signed-in Support.

Use a unique password and two-factor authentication

Use a password you do not reuse anywhere else, and enable two-factor authentication. This adds an extra check when you sign in and helps protect your account if your password is exposed elsewhere.

Treat unexpected messages with care

Be cautious with messages that create urgency, promise guaranteed returns, or ask you to move funds quickly. Open ebitpoint by typing the address yourself or using a bookmark you trust instead of signing in through an unexpected link.

Never share a password, verification code, or recovery phrase. These details give another person control over your account or wallet.

Review each transaction

Before you send, confirm the asset, amount, wallet address, and network. For a new address, consider a small test transaction first when appropriate. Keep your device updated and sign out when using a shared computer.