Safe gift-card trading starts with protecting your card code, checking the card details, using a verified account and keeping every trade inside the official platform. If anyone asks for a card code through social media, treat the request as suspicious.
Gift-card safety checklist
- Use a strong password and keep your device locked.
- Do not share card numbers, codes, OTPs or recovery details in chats.
- Confirm the card country, currency and balance.
- Review the offer and request details before confirmation.
- Contact official support through MyKalt if anything looks wrong.
Common gift-card scams
Common scams include fake support agents, payment screenshots, urgent offers and requests to send a card code before a trade is logged. A genuine support channel does not need your password or verification code.
What to do after a suspicious request
Stop the conversation, do not send further details, change your password if you shared account information, and contact MyKalt support through the official channel.
Frequently asked questions
Does MyKalt ask for codes on social media?
No. Treat unexpected requests for credentials, codes or recovery details as suspicious.
What proof should I keep?
Keep your purchase receipt and request reference until the request is complete.
Read MyKalt FAQ for official safety guidance.
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