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Your security and the security of your asset is a priority for us at Yellow Card. In this article, we’ll provide a detailed guide on how you can protect your Yellow Card account to ensure your assets are always secure.

With the crypto space rapidly expanding, bad actors and scammers have taken to exploit and rob people of their hard earn-funds. Your security and the security of your asset is a priority for us at Yellow Card. As the number of fraudulent activities carried out by scammers increases, you must be safeguarded to recognise and protect yourself from these scams.

In this article, we’ll provide a detailed guide on how you can protect your Yellow Card account to ensure your assets are always secure. From spotting scams to securing your account, we’ll walk you through all you need to know for your security.

Best Practices For Protecting Your Yellow Card Account

  1. Always verify and engage only with Yellow Card official channels.
    Scammers often try to imitate Yellow Card via SMS, social media accounts and emails in an attempt to scam you of your funds. If someone has contacted you and you’re unsure whether or not they’re from Yellow Card, you can contact us via [email protected] to clarify.
    We also have an official verification channel where you can verify any account that reaches you claiming to be Yellow Card.
  2. Always use a secured connection to access your Yellow Card account
    You must always use a secure internet connection when accessing your Yellow Card account. Scammers can hack and steal your login information when you connect to an unsecured public network. 
  3. Turn on Two-factor authentication (2FA)
    Yellow Card has cutting-edge security measures to ensure the security of your assets on the platform. An additional security measure you can initiate is switching on the 2-factor authentication on your Yellow Card account.  If scammers steal your login details, 2FA provides additional protection for your wallet so they can’t steal your funds. 
    Turn on 2FA 
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Cautionary Steps To Protect Your Yellow Card Account.

  1. Do not share your details.
    Your login details provide access to your funds, and it is vital that you keep them private and never share them with anyone. If you receive a message from someone claiming to be a Yellow Card representative asking for your login details, be assured they are not Yellow Card representatives but fraudulent individuals seeking to steal your funds. 
    Yellow Card respects your privacy and would never ask for your account password or any personal detail relating to the security of your account. 
  2. Do not make payments outside of your personal wallet.
    Yellow Card will never ask you to pay an investment fee or a deposit to a random account number. Signing up on Yellow Card is free, and you do not need to pay any fee of any sort to enjoy our services. 
  3. Never let anyone trade or invest for you.
    Yellow Card is not an investment platform; we don't promise profits or returns. If anyone claiming to be a Yellow Card representative reaches out to you offering profits on crypto or to trade on your behalf, they are most like a fraudster. Refrain from letting anyone trade or invest for you - Block and report them immediately.  
  4. Don’t send money to benefit from our giveaway.   
    Yellow Card will never ask you to pay a fee to get a prize from our giveaways. If anyone asks you to pay a deposit before you can get your winnings from a Yellow Card giveaway campaign - block and report them immediately. 

What should I do if I suspect a scam?

If anyone reaches out to you through any channel claiming to be a Yellow Card agent and asks for your account details or requests a fee to invest and trade, ignore the message and block and report them. You can also verify their legitimacy via the Yellow Card Verification Channel

Read more: How To Spot And Avoid Scams.