Crypto scams often rely on urgency, fake support accounts, impersonation and requests for wallet codes or verification details. Protect yourself by using official MyKalt channels, checking every wallet address and never sharing your password, OTP or recovery information.
10 checks before you send crypto
- Confirm the recipient wallet address.
- Match the exact network.
- Verify the asset name.
- Ignore urgent direct messages.
- Never share OTPs or recovery phrases.
- Use two-factor authentication.
- Review the final amount.
- Start with a small test transfer for a new address.
- Keep the transaction hash.
- Contact official support for account issues.
Common warning signs
Fake giveaways, guaranteed returns, recovery offers, support requests through social media, and demands for a seed phrase are warning signs. Stop and verify through official channels.
Frequently asked questions
Does MyKalt ask for passwords on social media?
No. Treat any unexpected credential request as suspicious.
What should I do after sharing an OTP?
Secure your account immediately and contact official support.
Can a completed crypto transfer be reversed?
Crypto transactions are often irreversible, so check carefully before sending.
Read MyKalt FAQ for account safety guidance.