How to keep your crypto wallet safe?

[tyrim88]

Create an alpha-numeric password first
Enable your 2FA thentication with google authenticator
Enable sms or email confirmation for every login.
Sometimes it may appears too cumbersome having to do all these at every login but keeping your coin safe is worth all the perceived stress.

These are very good and secure ways of having total control of your cryptocurency assets,the sms and email confirmation is a good one,and then your chioce of password matters alot.

 

[frederick_9]

You need both 2fa and encryption to keep your cryptocurrency wallet secure.
A extremely strong password is also necessary; it need not be 16 characters long, but you can make it that way by using all the character classes that are accessible.
Numbers and symbols along with

 

[Mohammed Rashid]

I completely agree with your boss. To strengthen your security walls, you must enable two-factor authentication. Making a password with special characters is recommended, but make one that is easy for you to recall or remember.

 

[Sincerem]

I don't store my crypto wallet secret code on the internet such as my Gmail. My Gmail could easily be hack and that may result in losing my wallet. I just keep it secret offline.

 

[Skysaint]

I think one way you should do that is by keeping your private keys or codes safe and our of reach and also try as hard as you can not to log in through someone else's device.

 

[Ronny_4son]

- Apply two-factor authentication, also known as 2FA.
- Create 16+ characters; a strong password generator would be perfect. Ensure you remember the password and store it somewhere safe.
-Keep your recovery pass phrase safe. If you lose access to this, YOUR FUNDS WILL BE GONE.

Anyone else has any other suggestions?

It is best to operate on wallet exchanges that have built up a good reputation firstly. Also, KYC verification should be done every time if the option is there because it helps to authenticate who you are

 

[Sotherefore]

I don't store my crypto wallet secret code on the internet such as my Gmail. My Gmail could easily be hack and that may result in losing my wallet. I just keep it secret offline.

Crypto wallet like trust wallet does not have two factors verification. It does not also have a Gmail link to your account. Do you really think the wallets is trusted enough since all these features are not there ?

 

[Smiles20]

There are some upcoming cryptocurrency projects like argent that are building technologies that allows you to be able to keep your cryptocurrency without needing a seed phrase.

 

[Skysaint]

There are some upcoming cryptocurrency projects like argent that are building technologies that allows you to be able to keep your cryptocurrency without needing a seed phrase.

I haven't heard about that wallet but then again I believe that technology is advancing and so we should literally expect anything. I am already used to the old trust wallet and it makes use of seed phrase as you called it.

 

[Planbizzle]

- Apply two-factor authentication, also known as 2FA.
- Create 16+ characters; a strong password generator would be perfect. Ensure you remember the password and store it somewhere safe.
-Keep your recovery pass phrase safe. If you lose access to this, YOUR FUNDS WILL BE GONE.

Anyone else has any other suggestions?

To add an extra degree of security, enable two-factor authentication on your wallet. When you sign in or conduct a transaction, you will be required to complete an additional verification step, such as entering a code given to your smartphone.

 

[Mayorla]

Keep your Recovery phrase private and in a place you can remember.
Make sure you use wallets that are of known reputation.
Do not use wallets for transaction on untrusted sites.
Try to store your coins in a cold wallet, if you can.

 

[Connor909]

Employ hardware wallets: One of the safest ways to protect your digital assets is to use hardware wallets. These tools aid in the security of your digital assets by storing your private keys in an offline location.
Save your seed phrase in a secure location: If you have a seed phrase, be sure to keep it offline and in a safe place.