Security Best Practices
Follow wallet and account security practices, prevent phishing and scams, and use verified recovery escalation paths.
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- Access to your account settings, wallet security controls, and trusted contact channels.
- A dedicated secure location for recovery information.
- Time to complete all checks before approving high-value transactions.
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- Verify you are on the official Ryvra domain before signing in.
- Confirm MFA or passkey prompts are active and functioning.
- Review pending session permissions and revoke anything unfamiliar.
- Validate transaction prompts for destination, amount, and permission scope before approval.
- Log out from shared devices and verify your active-device list after each session.
#Wallet and account security checklist
- Use strong unique credentials and enable MFA or passkeys where available.
- Store seed phrases or recovery secrets offline in secure physical storage.
- Keep wallet software, browser, and device OS updated.
- Lock sessions on shared devices and remove old trusted devices regularly.
#Phishing and scam prevention
- Use bookmarked official domains instead of links from unsolicited messages.
- Reject urgent requests that ask for seed phrases, private keys, or remote access.
- Verify support identities through official channels before sharing account details.
- Review every wallet signature prompt for destination, amount, and permissions.
#Expected confirmation and outcome
- Your account exposure to credential theft and impersonation is reduced.
- Suspicious prompts are detected earlier before approval.
- Recovery information is available before incidents happen.
#Common failure states
- User approves a malicious signature request.
- Recovery phrase is stored in an online note or screenshot.
- Account access is lost after device change without recovery preparation.
- Fake support contacts request sensitive credentials.
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- Immediately revoke exposed approvals or session permissions if tools are available.
- Move remaining funds to a safe wallet if compromise is suspected.
- Rotate passwords and re-enable MFA from a trusted device.
- Contact official support with account identifier, timestamps, and transaction references.
#Risk and safety notes
- Security incidents can cascade quickly; act immediately after suspicious activity.
- No legitimate support flow requires your private key or seed phrase.
- Treat all unsolicited offers, airdrops, and recovery links as untrusted until verified.