Best practices
Stay safe from scams, phishing and mistakes.
Self-custody puts you in control. These habits help you protect your crypto from the most common threats.
Common threats and how to avoid them
Phishing sites
Bookmark official sites. Always check the URL. DueWallet warns you about known malicious domains.
Impersonation
Scammers pose as support on social media. Real support never DMs first or asks for your phrase.
Malicious approvals
Unlimited token approvals can let contracts drain tokens. Review and revoke regularly.
Airdrop scams
Unknown tokens or NFTs that appear in your wallet may lead to drainer sites. Do not interact.
Fake apps
Only download DueWallet from our website or official app stores.
Address poisoning
Always verify the full address, not just the first and last characters.
Security checklist
- Enable biometric lock and set auto-lock to 1 minute.
- Back up your recovery phrase offline in two places.
- Use a hardware wallet for large holdings.
- Keep your phone OS and DueWallet updated.
- Send a small test transaction to new addresses.
- Revoke token approvals you no longer use.
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