Wallet safety

Why you should never share a seed phrase

A recovery phrase or private key can grant control over a wallet. It is not a card credential and it is never needed to issue, activate, fund or troubleshoot a card.

Know what a recovery phrase does

A recovery phrase is designed to restore access to a wallet. Anyone who gets it may be able to control the assets in that wallet. It should be treated as more sensitive than a password and should not be entered into a web form or sent to another person.

Common scam stories

Scammers may say the phrase is needed for verification, a card upgrade, support, a refund, a wallet sync or a “manual payment release.” These are warning signs. A legitimate card flow can display funding instructions, but it does not require wallet-control credentials.

What to do if asked

  • Stop responding and do not enter the phrase anywhere.
  • Open the official site or bot yourself rather than using the sender’s link.
  • Do not share screenshots that reveal a phrase or private key.
  • Seek trusted wallet-security guidance if you believe the phrase was exposed.

No support representative, merchant or card issuer should ask for your wallet recovery phrase or private key.

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