A public key or wallet address is used to receive crypto, while a private key or recovery phrase controls access to funds. Share only the receiving address when needed. Keep private keys and recovery phrases secret at all times.
Public information
A receiving address may be shared for a valid transfer.
Private information
A private key or recovery phrase should never be sent to anyone.
Account protection
Use strong passwords and the security tools offered by your app.
Frequently asked questions
What is the safest first step?
Start from an official source, read the details carefully and avoid sharing security codes.
Where can I find more guidance?
Use MyKalt’s official resources and support channels for account-specific help.
What should I keep after a transaction?
Keep the official transaction reference or receipt, without sharing private security information.
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